VelimOrthic wrote: »
I get through this be killing the loading, restart my PC and then run repair, restarted again and it worked!
can´t tell you why, but it did, though all my settings where gone, and I had to do all that once again, but at least it works now.
None. It's a thrice wiped drive with no eso on it.Addons?
How do I provide the detailsFirewall?
MSEAntivirus?
7 ult home sp1Which version of Windows?
My wallet et al have been waiting to be asked this question. geforce gtx 1050 tiWhat video card do you have now?
I don't understand. When all has been wiped, what would there be to repair?Did you ever try a repair rather than a reinstall of Windows?
VelimOrthic wrote: »7 ult home sp1Which version of Windows?I don't understand. When all has been wiped, what would there be to repair?Did you ever try a repair rather than a reinstall of Windows?
I've been using the version I posted for 2 years with no issues up until September.First issue is your Windows is not the latest version, and probably does not have all the DirectX components. I believe SP3 was the last of the Windows 7 Service Packs, so you need to be at least to that level.
No need to wipe the game.
VelimOrthic wrote: »
It's not the game. It's the entire hard drive, and eso, and windows, and all the programs and files with it, that have now been wiped three times.
I keep getting the feeling that this hasn't been getting through.
That wouldn't explain why I've been perfectly fine playing eso on this exact same OS for 2 years. Unless you have a theory that they've just made a massive upgrade that now makes doing so impossible.First issue is your Windows is not the latest version, and probably does not have all the DirectX components. I believe SP3 was the last of the Windows 7 Service Packs, so you need to be at least to that level.
There aren't any options. There is a very simple thing that repeats. 1) Attempt to install (from the eso website's "download" button"), 2) Loading screen. Literally nothing other than that.Repair is an option in the Launcher that validates the files and fixes what is messed up. No need to wipe the game. So, you have downloaded this game 3 times now?
Once. About a year and 10 months ago. After 2 months, they finally got back to me. With the message "we're backed up here and had to drop your ticket. Sorry". Or something to that effect.1. Did you try and contact Support?
It's 64, and though it would blow my mind that my windows version is the ultimate problem no pun intended, what with 3 fresh installs, I'm beginning to lean towards that being the case.2. You need the 64bit Windows version with latest SP, all updates and latest drivers;
Definitely not 32.3. If by any chance you're trying to install 32bit version of ESO I'm pretty sure it won't work, as ZOS will stop supporting 32bit early in 2018;
US4. Where are you from? I know there are problems with ISPs blocking ports and stuff in some countries lately.
Its getting through. Your using a Hand Grenade to kill a cockroach. I only mentioned not having to start over from scratch for future reference. I mean your spending hours doing something that does not need to be done.Fair enough if it turns out to be a stupid little dll problem. But man is that counterintuitive when all you want to do is start over in a place that worked fine for 2 years. I'm so stressed and freaked out at this point that I don't even see a difference between hand grenades and roaches. And speaking of roaches and stress, I've recently gone through a bedbug ordeal. I now have a thousand yard stare.No, not an image file. Or wait. Maybe? Are image files on disks? I could check. I don't think so though. When I open my windows install disk I think there's a just bunch of folders and files on it. It doesn't have a big old image file.Unless of course your using an image file to build your disk again. In that case, your image file could be hosed.
And thanks, a lot, for responding and helping. For real.
VelimOrthic wrote: »So I made a new computer with absolutely nothing having to do with the old one. All hard drives were clean and new. As were all components. Even the OS was new. It was one that I'd never used before - win10.
Same exact result. Interminable Loading. It's clearly a problem with my account/IP.
After spending so much money that I've had to take out a personal loan, I'm almost actually wondering if someone I ran into in game just has it out for me.
VelimOrthic wrote: »The issue was VC++ redistributable. The ESO setup gives you an option to install VC++ 2010 redistributable. I finally started thinking that it was odd that they gave you an option at all. I mean if it's part of the game, just install it with the main online install. Then I noticed that for some reason, I had both 2008 and 2013 versions of the VC++ redists in my list of programs (or, apps, as apparently they're now being called). This was nothing I hadn't seen before and had fielded all the options imaginable in attempting to work around the problem whatever it turned out to be. And whether VC++ was even related or not.
But when I noticed TWO copies of 2008, and also TWO copies of 2013, in my list of programs, I gave deleting all of them and installing ESO's 2010 VC++ a crack.
For the first time in what seems like years, eso is now past the loading phase and into the installation phase.
I actually can't believe it. Windows 7, my old video card, windows 10, my new video card, they all must have been installing the wrong VC++'ses. Who knew such a minor-sounding thing meant life or death for an entire game.
Of note I want to underscore the fact that I tried ESO's 2010 lots of times before. I tried removing windows/nvidia's/whoever's other versions lots of times before. I have no idea why it's working this time around.