Llyn.Quennel wrote: »Okay, so I'm definitely getting the same issue. Tried renaming the logs as old files, and this is what I got when I started the program again:
Not sure what I need to be doing. My ISP is Mediacom.
lordrichter wrote: »Mykelorcrist wrote: »lordrichter wrote: »Mykelorcrist wrote: »09/10/2018 08:34:57 WebGet Error: (http://live.patcher.elderscrollsonline.com/products/eso/874DCDCF-C40C-4956-92FE-E39B8DC4764E/game_player/game_player_294to295/game_player_294to295.z01) (65.216.231.146:80) (3:956)
I want to draw attention to this line in the above log.
The launcher is apparently trying to install ESO is using DNS to resolve "live.patcher.elderscrollsonline.com" and getting 65.216.231.146, and that is a Verizon website.
65.216.231.146 AS701 UUNET - MCI Communications Services
Why is Verizon redirecting the launcher to a Verizon web server? Is Verizon DNS being used? Maybe it is time to get the real IP address for "live.patcher.elderscrollsonline.com" and update hosts to bypass DNS?
(Edit... not a good long term solution, but one resolution for "live.patcher.elderscrollsonline.com" is 23.219.38.11)
I agree, the issue seems to be in the Verizon FIOS DNS but it is very odd that the file does download, the size matches that of the actual file but it is still marked as "partial" when the errors begin. Unfortunately, simply removing the ".partial" tag and running the launcher did not correct the issue.
Another interesting observation. I fired up my Verizon Wireless MiFi and the patch worked fine on one of the laptops my wife and I use, I had already manually patched the other. Verizon Wireless is on a different IP range than FIOS and may use a different DNS
You can try to set the DNS to Google or Open DNS. I use a variety of them. My router is set to one, and my PCs are often set to different ones. I use Google and Open DNS, as well as the ISP.
People ask why browsers work, or why one computer works and one does not. There is really no good answer to this, and all of them sound like conspiracy theories. When the ISP injects itself between you and the patch files, they can really do anything they want, no matter what assurances they might give. They can block non-browser access, under the assumption that malware is downloading files. They can be enforcing some sort of bandwidth controls to block large file transfers at prime time. They can be doing some sort of virus scanning to prevent malware from being downloaded. Once they are in the middle, they are in complete control. The field of possibilities, real or imagined, is simply too large.
Maximilian wrote: »So, the ZoS issue or issues continue. Week 2 - So, while poking around looking for an answer to resolve my situation, I found this - Program Files (x86)\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\eso64.exe - it runs the game without whatever patch is being pushed. Locate it on your computer (drives and locations may vary from state to state) If you got it to work last week and just want the "party train" to stop, so you can play the game, give it a shot. Although - If you have accomplished at least some of the patch download it may not work. Results may vary - This message was not sent from my iphone.
lordrichter wrote: »Maximilian wrote: »So, the ZoS issue or issues continue. Week 2 - So, while poking around looking for an answer to resolve my situation, I found this - Program Files (x86)\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\eso64.exe - it runs the game without whatever patch is being pushed. Locate it on your computer (drives and locations may vary from state to state) If you got it to work last week and just want the "party train" to stop, so you can play the game, give it a shot. Although - If you have accomplished at least some of the patch download it may not work. Results may vary - This message was not sent from my iphone.
Last I checked, you have to install the patch before using eso64.exe. If you manage to get it to work with the patch partially installed, it might work for you a bit, but I would not expect it to be stable.
lordrichter wrote: »I repeat one of my comments then. Why did it work on my desktop and not the laptop if they are both connected to the same router and ISP.? If it was an ISP issue only then wouldn't both my PCs be down? Both are running same windows and same virus protection.
Not saying they are wrong but there has to be more because yes, I was able to remedy it by using a cell phone hot spot to download.
You never provided enough information to draw a conclusion about your situation. Sorry.
lordrichter wrote: »I repeat one of my comments then. Why did it work on my desktop and not the laptop if they are both connected to the same router and ISP.? If it was an ISP issue only then wouldn't both my PCs be down? Both are running same windows and same virus protection.
Not saying they are wrong but there has to be more because yes, I was able to remedy it by using a cell phone hot spot to download.
You never provided enough information to draw a conclusion about your situation. Sorry.
I provided plenty, as did many others with 2 systems on the same ISP.
Same ISP
Same Router,
1 works 1 don't
How can that be an ISP issue
lordrichter wrote: »I repeat one of my comments then. Why did it work on my desktop and not the laptop if they are both connected to the same router and ISP.? If it was an ISP issue only then wouldn't both my PCs be down? Both are running same windows and same virus protection.
Not saying they are wrong but there has to be more because yes, I was able to remedy it by using a cell phone hot spot to download.
You never provided enough information to draw a conclusion about your situation. Sorry.
I provided plenty, as did many others with 2 systems on the same ISP.
Same ISP
Same Router,
1 works 1 don't
How can that be an ISP issue
lordrichter wrote: ».lordrichter wrote: »I repeat one of my comments then. Why did it work on my desktop and not the laptop if they are both connected to the same router and ISP.? If it was an ISP issue only then wouldn't both my PCs be down? Both are running same windows and same virus protection.
Not saying they are wrong but there has to be more because yes, I was able to remedy it by using a cell phone hot spot to download.
You never provided enough information to draw a conclusion about your situation. Sorry.
I provided plenty, as did many others with 2 systems on the same ISP.
Same ISP
Same Router,
1 works 1 don't
How can that be an ISP issue
I have no idea! You didn't provide enough information to be able to tell.
RDMyers65b14_ESO wrote: »OK, after HOURS of frustration I come to the forums and find that there are many people with the exact same problem. I even wiped my computer to factory settings trying to get this fixed.
PC-NA
ISP: Mediacom
Please get this fixed as I am already angry at ZOS because this is obviously a ZOS issue as no other program is having any problems.
Then it (the launcher) tries to failover to the secondary site which initially works but then fails in the launcher. I launched that URL in the browser and ran a trace. Also note that that initially the alternate download site starts with IP 151.205.0.23 and goes to IP 23.204.80.40 (both alkamai). When we get handed to this secondary site we begin to see large TCP Frames and many lost packets in the logs.