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Unfortunately, it either didn't fully install or Origin just didn't grab it. You can check manually by going to "c:\program files (x86)\Electronic Arts\". If you don't see it there, you could check the origin folder "c:\program files (x86)\Origin Games\". I'd recommend you try reinstalling...

Look for Origin on your computer and see if you can launch the game from your game library in Origin.

Your computer should be able to run The Sims 4, although it may be sluggish. What happens when you try to run the game?

Yes you can. Kaspersky (and other Anti-Virus programs) shouldn't conflict with Malwarebytes. I use AVG alongside Malwarebytes and I have customers that run Malwarebytes along side Norton, Symantec, Avast, and a few others I can't remember atm. Just a note for Malwarebytes, they're claiming...

Here's a few guides for you, depending on which version of Windows you have. Windows 7 http://support.eset.com/kb2268/?locale=en_US Windows 8 http://www.digitalcitizen.life/5-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-8-windows-81 Windows 10 http://www.digitalcitizen.life/4-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-10

Sounds like it could be a virus/malware infection using up your system resources. Hold down the power button for roughly 10 seconds to force a shutdown. When you start the computer back up, try going into Safe Mode with networking (if you can). When the computer is powered back up, scan your...

Try clicking or touching (if touchscreen) anyone on the screen where the password bar would be and this should prompt you to log in. If not, it's possible that the computer just froze at the lock screen. To resolve this, hold down the power to shut the computer off then turn it back on.

You can force a power off by holding the power button down for roughly 10 seconds. Worst case scenario, you can unplug the power and remove the battery (or wait for the battery to die). If you unhook everything and get the computer off then turn it back on and there's still just a black...