Originally Posted by Miskav

GameGuard redundant execution error. Error code 115, 110


GameGuard cannot be executed repetitively.

[Case]
1. Check whether GameGuard program is running. If the blue shield icon is shown on the bottom right corner of windows, as you see in the picture, GameGuard is running.



2. If you run the game in a situation above, you will see an error window as below.



[Cases when GameGuard is executed repetitively]
* When the game is run while GameGuard is not shut down fully after executing the game previously.
* When two games with GameGuard applied are executed ( ex : run Lineage -> run Kartrider )

GameGuard is not shut down fully in these situations and therefore, please try running the game again after the blue GameGuard tray icon on the bottom right corner has disappeared.

If the game does not work even after that, please try again after rebooting your PC.

Originally Posted by Miskav

Try this:
Ctrl+Alt+delete, go to process list.
Then find GameMon.des (or anything similair to it, they stick out) and end it.
That should fix it.
If you're not certain on what to end, then upload a screenshot of your process list and post it here, If there's any files of GameGuard running in there, I'll tell you.

Originally Posted by Miskav

Hmm.. from what I could gather, this is a problem that occurs quite often in games that use GameGuard.

The exception BreakPoint
A breakpoint has been reached.
(0×80000003) occurred in the application at location 0×7c839a95.
Click on OK to terminate the program.


* Solution #1
* Services stop or restart your computer
* Locate these two files
* c:/program files/symantec/Semantec Endpoint Protection/sysplant.sys
* c:/windows/system32/sysplant.sys
* Change the name (ex. sysplant.old.sys)
* Services start or restart computer.

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* Solution #2
* Start -> Run -> Type: “RegEdit” (without double quotes) -> Click OK
* Locate [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\SysPlant]
* Change “Start” to DWORD:00000004
* Exit and restart your system.

The solution #2 seems to fix it for most people, the first one is just incase you're nervous about messing in the registery
Either way, be sure to make a back-up of your system before you attempt this, as any wrongful edits can cripple your OS.
(Though if you follow the steps, nothing bad will happen)