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I push start and nothing happens
I click my shortcut, the screen pops up checks files and start button is blue. I click blue start button, it turns grey and then nothing else happens.
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I changed my settings so that everything auto-starts but now the play button starts grey and it says initializing and doesn't change. Not sure if it will eventually start or if it is stopped.0
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Nigelhus✭I have the same problem. Still no solution found here. Tried reinstalling and everything else I could think off.0
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I had the same problem. Try this post and see if it helps. Mine worked after doing this.
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/61018/launcher-wont-launch/p10 -
i emailed support about this and they said that i need to go to Documents/The Elder Scrolls Online/Live then look for UserSettings.txt file, open it with notepad and then press Ctrl +F and search for RequestedNumThreads which should bring you to SETRequestedNumThreads"x" with x representing a number. then you need to change that number to 0, save, exit, restart launcher and then retry the play button.
MAYBE IT WOULD WORK IF THERE WAS A usersettings.txt file to open0 -
Check out the link i posted on this thread. one of the mods gave me the entire text file to create and put into the folder.0
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Tilor✭Was working just fine until an hour ago. Frame rate drop to nothing in game and so I tried restarting PC to see if it would help. Now I click on the launcher and nothing happens. I've trying changing the SETRequestedNumThreads to 0, I tried running as administrator, I tried setting it up to run as Win 7 mode. I tried copy and pasting the usersetting.txt even though I had one in my folder. I tried repairing my cataclyst driver for AMD. NONE have worked.
When I click the start button I briefly see the eso.exe show up in precesses along with a WerFault.exe???0 -
Yshaar✭✭✭Would you please try to run the game in compatibility mode and as admin, look at the screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/VysVTfd.png .
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Tilor✭Would you please try to run the game in compatibility mode and as admin, look at the screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/VysVTfd.png .
Was that directed at me? If so I did like I said in my previous reply and and it didn't work. However, I just restarted my PC a second time and it launched this time.
Edited by Tilor on March 31, 2014 1:00AM0 -
Yshaar✭✭✭Would you please try to run the game in compatibility mode and as admin, look at the screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/VysVTfd.png .
Was that directed at me? If so I did like I said in my previous reply and and it didn't work. However, I just restarted my PC a second time and it launched this time.
Directed at everyone in the thread. Compability mode XP is supposed to be the solution, not win7.0 -
Ah! I will try that, @YshaarLord, I was born a ramblin' man,
Tryin' to make a livin' and doin' the best I can.
And when it's time for leavin',
I hope you'll understand,
That I was born a ramblin' man0 -
@Yshaar it didn't work. Thanks though.Lord, I was born a ramblin' man,
Tryin' to make a livin' and doin' the best I can.
And when it's time for leavin',
I hope you'll understand,
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tricky80✭Wel finaly got it to work. When i made the textfile i changed the name to UserSettings.txt by clicking on the name in the Windows folder thereby actually naming the file UserSettings.txt.txt . Maybe this helps Some of you aswel0 -
You are able to bypass the launcher by going to your elder scrolls online folder and clicking on the elder scrolls .exe manually. Might work as a temporary workaround, unless you haven't patched up yet.Edited by pietjan12 on March 31, 2014 10:14AM0
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avedrenneSoul ShrivenThis is a known issue since 3 betas ago. The fix is simple, but hard for most to do. You need to find a computer that it works on, copy over the live folder from that computer using a flashdrive and then change that code to 0 (can't remember which one, but if you contact support they will tell you to change that, but it only worked for me after copying over the live folder) I imagine that it is an issue with the game making the live folder incorrectly. I went back and forth 2 betas ago about this issue and nothing they said worked until I copied over the live folder on working comp and then change the thing they said. Good luck.0
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avedrenneSoul Shriven
This is the code I said to change, follow these instructions after you copy over the working folder. So find a friend that plays and take your flashdrive over for a visit.highpriestess wrote: »i emailed support about this and they said that i need to go to Documents/The Elder Scrolls Online/Live then look for UserSettings.txt file, open it with notepad and then press Ctrl +F and search for RequestedNumThreads which should bring you to SETRequestedNumThreads"x" with x representing a number. then you need to change that number to 0, save, exit, restart launcher and then retry the play button.
MAYBE IT WOULD WORK IF THERE WAS A usersettings.txt file to open
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I had this exact problem and after speaking to someone I uninstalled my antivirus, Webroot, which worked.0
