 Hardnips | 10 seconds into updating tools, launcher just closes..Wed, 01. Feb. 2012 18:02 GMT As the title says really, i've tried literally everything i can think of, i've Run repair restarted computer done selective start up turned off all anti-virus & firewall programs went into cmd & entered netsh winsock reset then reset router & restarted computer AGAIN! added: Also tried safe mode with networking, still fails. Come on blizz, give me something to fix this damn error my guild is expecting me to get online to raid... |
 Krinskal | 10 seconds into updating tools, launcher just closes..Thu, 02. Feb. 2012 10:02 GMT Hello, I'm afraid we do not provide 24/7 technical assistance on this forum. If you find yourself in dire need of help, please bear in mind that you may contact our support departments directly: http://eu.battle.net/support/en/article/contact With regards to your issue, I'd appreciate if you could provide your MSInfo - Running Tasks report along with a clear description of your issue, what steps you've already tried and the results. Please work through the instructions on how to produce the MSInfo - Running Tasks report: - Press the Windows + R keys on your keyboard and type in:msinfo32 |
Krinskal | 10 seconds into updating tools, launcher just closes..Tue, 07. Feb. 2012 12:02 GMT Hello Hardnips, I just checked your Running Tasks report (thanks for sharing this!) and your computer appears to be running many processes that might be interfering with the game. However, as this thread is a few days old, could you please provide me with an update as to what exactly is going on, what steps you've already tried and your results? Also, what version of World of Warcraft is installed on your computer now? Thank you :) |
Krinskal | 10 seconds into updating tools, launcher just closes..Tue, 07. Feb. 2012 12:02 GMT Could you please delete the Launcher along with Cache, Interface, WTF, Temp, Updates and Data\Cache folders located in the game directory? Once deleted run the msconfig utility, click the Services tab and tick the Hide all Microsoft services. Disable the non-microsoft services and click OK. Lastly, create another Windows administrator account prior to rebooting Windows. Once rebooted, login to the system with this new account, run the Repair tool (to download an updater Launcher.exe file) and then run the Launcher. Please bear in mind that disabling non-Microsoft services could prevent your system from booting up properly. If need be, restart in Safe Mode, enable to previously disabled services and then restart normally. |
Krinskal | 10 seconds into updating tools, launcher just closes..Tue, 07. Feb. 2012 13:02 GMT *Dance* Glad to hear it :) Please do not forget to enabled the previously disabled services. |
Krinskal | 10 seconds into updating tools, launcher just closes..Tue, 07. Feb. 2012 13:02 GMT ;) |
