Should I block it?
No, this file is 100% safe to run.
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daoriginslauncher.exe
Launcher Application by BioWare (Signed)
| Version: | 1.1.0.14 |
| MD5: | 2f2ef80a4db64d525d13e4b6c5f41be2 |
| SHA1: | 49a8fa666977d1c8677b6a1238513ba2ba029de3 |
| SHA256: | 583f3e4c24ad7d79ea1ec10922a704793067bf9498b6b1095e20d90fa09c2698 |
Overview
daoriginslauncher.exe has been configured with a firewall exception which allows both inbound and outbound network communication without being blocked. It is installed with a couple of know programs including Dragon Age: Origins published by BioWare, Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening from BioWare and Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening by BioWare. The file is digitally signed by BioWare which was issued by the VeriSign certificate authority (CA).
Details
| File name: | daoriginslauncher.exe |
| Publisher: | BioWare |
| Product name: | Launcher Application |
| Typical file path: | C:\Program Files\dragon age\daoriginslauncher.exe |
| Original name: | autorun.exe |
| File version: | 1.1.0.14 |
| Size: | 1.19 MB (1,246,440 bytes) |
| Build date: | 7/16/2009 3:07 PM |
| Certificate |
| Issued to: | BioWare |
| Authority (CA): | VeriSign |
| Effective date: | Sunday, April 27, 2008 |
| Expiration date: | Thursday, April 28, 2011 |
| Digital DNA |
| File packed: | No |
| .NET CLR: | No |
More details
Programs
The following programs will install this file
Dragon Age: Origins is a single-player only game that BioWare co-CEO Ray Muzyka describes as a "spiritual successor" to the Baldur's Gate series, though it is not based on Dungeons & Dragons rules or the Forgotten Realms setting. It utilizes a new BioWare-developed engine named Eclipse. There is also a toolset for creation of fan-made content available for free download.
Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening is an expansion for the fantasy role-playing video game Dragon Age: Origins. Awakening adds a brand new campaign which takes place during the aftermath of Dragon Age: Origins. The game also features new class specializations and skills for the player to develop. The player has the option to either import his or her character from the main game or start over as a Warden from Orlais: a whole new origin. If ...
The Ultimate Edition of Dragon Age: Origins is the complete bundle consisting of Dragon Age: Origins, its expansions and its DLCs in a single release.
Dragon Age: Origins is a single-player only game that BioWare co-CEO Ray Muzyka describes as a "spiritual successor" to the Baldur's Gate series, though it is not based on Dungeons & Dragons rules or the Forgotten Realms setting. It utilizes a new BioWare-developed engine named Eclipse. There is also a toolset for creation of fan-made content available for free download.
Dragon Age Origins is a casual video game for the PC that uses the GameStop downloadable app for distribution, socail connection and update management.
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This is a repack version of the game and not distributed by the original publisher which might not be a legal or legitimate copy, please refer to the game copyright.
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Tilted Mill Entertainment |
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Behaviors
Windows firewall allowed programs
Exceptions allow programs to access to the Internet through an outbound connections
- Firewall exception for 'C:\Program Files\Dragon Age Origins Character Creator\DAOriginsLauncher.exe'
- Firewall exception for 'C:\Program Files\Dragon Age\DAOriginsLauncher.exe'
- Firewall exception for 'C:\Program Files\Dragon Age\DAOriginsLauncher.exe'
Distribution by Windows OS
| OS version | distribution |
| Microsoft Windows XP |
100.00% |
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Distribution by country
Australia installs about 66.67% of Launcher Application.
