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Most basic home users, who use their computer just for surfing the web, email and document/file creation and storage, shouldn't experience any complications by doing this. Unfortunately, Microsoft offers no solution to the error at this moment, and forums addressing the topic suggest only one workaround for the problem: Disable Norton during game play and then enable it again afterward. But, as with other parts of this new operating system, the latest version of Microsoft Solitaire Collection comes with a few bugs.Īccording to research, people who use the Windows 10 version of the Microsoft Solitaire Collection and have Norton Anti-virus installed on their machines may experience errors like what you've described above.Īpparently there is a known conflict between the two items, and that's what causing the message to appear. The Windows 10 version is almost identical to the one found in Windows 8. In addition, the game could also be played cross multiple platforms, from Windows to Xbox to smartphones. With the release of Windows 8, the game was renamed 'Microsoft Solitaire Collection' and expanded to include a slew of various solitaire games (not just the original Klondike variety) and interactive features (daily challenges, public scoreboards, etc.). In older versions of Windows, Solitaire was a stand-alone program that came preinstalled with the operating system, along with a handful of other base games (Minesweeper, etc.). One of those happens to be a slightly reinvented version of the Microsoft Solitaire Collection application. A new save file will be created for you.' It keeps coming up - any ideas what to do?Ī.: While many view the move from Windows 8 to Windows 10 as an improvement, users have had to sacrifice a few creature comforts with the switch.

In that program, while I'm playing a game, a message keeps appearing that says, 'Save File Error. Q.: I recently downloaded Windows 10 and really like it except for an issue I am having with my Microsoft Solitaire Collection application.