No Repair option in the launcher?

Sunrock

Who is the num-nut that thought it was a good idea to not have a manual repair option in the launcher? I know the launcher some times thing you need to repair but I want to option to run a repair manually too just to make sure it's not my client that causes the bugs.

Thete

There is. It's in the drop down menu called game options.

ZOS_MichelleA

Hello, there! There is a repair function available in the ESO launcher. If your game is fully installed, you can find it here:

• Expand the Game Options menu (located under the News Section)
• Click repair, and wait for it to finish.

XDem

woodlandwoodsb14_ESO

It would probably be a good idea to also include the Repair function in the Launcher Settings (Gear button in the top-right corner). I looked and couldn't find it until I came to this thread.

Saerydoth

woodlandwoodsb14_ESO wrote: »

It would probably be a good idea to also include the Repair function in the Launcher Settings (Gear button in the top-right corner). I looked and couldn't find it until I came to this thread.

No, it's better to have it under the game. Because the launcher can handle more than one game (for example, the NA and EU versions).

evilwizardington

Iam having the issue of Launcher hanging. It doesn showing anything: no buttons, no massages, etc. So... I cannot pick the Repair button. Sometimes... just sometimes, when I click in the bar menu the option to close the windows, the launcher shows some options, but no play Button, and no Repair Option. So... I cannot play and do anything. -.-

Joviex

I also have zero options other than settings under the options widget. No repair, no check for updates and no uninstall.

ipkonfigcub18_ESO

Ya, there is - they just put it in the most obscure location. "Game Options". It should have been placed on the Gear icon at the top right of the launcher window.

Threemoons

Wow, that was a monumental pain to find. Next time just put it under the options, and not in a teeny tiny submenu under News?

ZOS_Icy

Greetings,

We have closed this topic as it was originally created in April 2014. In many cases, it's better to create a new thread on a topic that you want to discuss as opposed to bumping one that is rather old.

Thank you for your understanding.