I've tried everything to get this game to work. Upon downloading (after it was done) The Error 210 Mainfest failed to download came up. I did what I was told to do and it still did not help. I am dumbfounded and have no idea what else there is to do.

I'm still not able to get the launcher to connect. Haven't played any.

deadrez: from your DXDiag... Driver Date: 4/26/2012 that's 2 years old.

If/when you delete the Documents\Elder Scrolls Online folder the game does not generate a new one after pressing the PLAY button it typically indicates a problem with setting default values for your system hardware.

I was attempting to look up your driver at the AMD Download Center but it seems to not be working for me atm....

Yeah, I can't even download the game apparently. I did the digital download pre-order and I can get the launcher downloaded, but once I start trying to update it gives me the error 102.

Directly after that error message, it will say "REPAIR" in the corner, which I click and it just starts that whole process over again. Starting the launch over (as per the instructions for getting error 102) does nothing.

It says if that doesn't work "call customer support". Great, lol. I'm sure that will resolve sometime this week /sarcasm.

Ah well...early access doesn't seem to be in my cards this time. Hope to play the game sometime soon, though.

Well I have the five day early access and I still haven't been able to play once, It's been three days and I still can't seem to get past the launcher problem. I've tried everything found in this forums. I ran the game consultant and i get :
D3D9 Overlay: Not Supported
DXVA-HD: Not Supported
I also cant find the ShaderCache.cooked file in my Elder Scrolls Folder found under documents. All my drivers are up to date as well. *sigh* Ive been waiting patiently for three days for a solution and still I haven't had any early access to the game. I've even sent a ticket to support and still I have no answers to my problem

Sorry to latch on so late but for you people who are suffering DAYS with installation problems, the faster go-to is get a spare hard drive, take out your old drive, install Windows on the new drive, re-attach the old drive, copy ESO directory to new drive, then run eso.exe on the new drive as admin. At least you can narrow the problem down to software or hardware.

For mmos, the problem is usually something usually anti-malware software or software or hardware fireware blocking the correct ports. ZOS hasn't provided an easily accessible port forwarding how-to. That's usually one of the first things online game devs do nowadays.

I just updated my drivers but it says they arnt updated in dxdiag also I got my elder scrolls online folder back but every thing in there except addons isn't there I just added in the usersettings.txt

Since the frist day of earlly access, I was not able to play so far. Welcome to the "Requesting Character Load" screen issue guys, I'll be your guest.