Listed here are examples of other third-party applications that can prevent Practice CS from opening.
Thomson Reuters is not responsible for the setup, configuration, or troubleshooting of third-party applications. If you require assistance with these applications, please contact the appropriate software vendor or your qualified IT professional.
Antivirus applications are necessary to protect your workstation or server environmental from viruses, spyware, malware and other harmful and unknown threats. Thomson Reuters does not recommend running a machine without an antivirus program installed. At the same time, Thomson Reuters does not recommend a specific brand or type of antivirus application. What we do recommend is that the proper exclusions and exceptions are made within your antivirus application to prevent any potential interference with any CS application.
While firewalls (whether software or hardware) are important to control the flow traffic of information in and out of your network, they can sometimes interfere with Practice CS if not configured properly. This may cause Practice CS not to open properly and can occur with the SQL instance on the server the program is using, or with the local executable the application installs on each workstation.
Practice CS requires .NET Framework and Visual C++, two Windows operating system components, to run the application. If one of the Windows components is not installed or corrupt, it may prevent Practice CS from opening.