Katsutoshi_ESO wrote: »You do not have to "Delete" any files at all! the game run fine after the patcher done!
I to got the "error 209" that only due to patcher software! not game it self!
They need to fix patcher software! okai this what i did to get the game to run for me!
it realy easy! (*)
okai what you do is go to "run command" on window 7/8
typ ""k:\The Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\eso.exe"
just make sure which drive put it on as you kan see i have many drives! the game should start playing like should normaly it does...
the only thing i found out is that patcher is what need to be fixed not the main game... (ps: sorry mai english not strong)
@TheHuntress - I'm starting to think it isn't clear. I thought the new version would be 1.0.3 since the patch notes say v1.0.3. However, this may not be the game version. In a different post someone said that "eso.live.1.0.0.964485" is the old version and "eso.live.1.0.0.968197" is the patched version. It would be nice to hear this confirmed by a developer, though.TheHuntress wrote: »What is the new version number?
greenleej11b14_ESO wrote: »** Warning, wall of text inc *** Sorry, it's the email I got from support :?
Soo, I just go this email about my 209 error. I don't want to do it though because I'm getting 301 errors now after "fixing" the 209 error
Hello There!
Jone and Jode bless our meeting. I hope this letter finds you well on this beautiful day in Tamriel.
After reading your letter, I found that you are unable to log in due to Error 209- PatchManifestError_VersionFail. We deeply apologize that you are experiencing such an error that prevents you from playing the game.
Please follow the steps that we have provided below to help solve the issue:
Navigate to your "My Documents" or "Documents" folder in the start menu.
Delete the folder named "Elder Scrolls Online". This is a settings folder. It will repopulate when the game launches again.
Navigate to the "C://" drive on your computer from "My Computer" or "Computer". - Open "Program Files (x86)" - Open "Zenimax Online" - Open "Launcher" - Delete the "Program Data" folder.
Close out of all screens and return back to your desktop.
(These next steps are known as "Clean-booting" your computer and will disable all programs and services that start with your computer that are not the basic Microsoft services. During these steps, please pay special attention to the note that will inform you on how to reverse these changes, if you so choose to. You do not need to reverse these changes and no program on your computer is deleted. They simply do not start, when your computer starts; you will need to manually start them.)
Hold the Windows Key and press the letter "R"
Type in "MsConfig" into the Run box that opens and press enter.
Press the radial button next to "Selective Start-up"(Take note of where it says "Normal Start Up". If you press this and then "Apply" and "ok", then restart your computer, all changes made in this tool during these steps will be reversed.)
Uncheck the "Load Start-Up Items" checkbox.
Press on the "Services" tab located at the top of the box.
Check the "Hide All Microsoft Services" checkbox.
Press the "Disable All" button.
Press Apply and Ok and you will be prompted to restart your computer.
Please restart your computer.
Launch your game and run the "Repair" from the launcher's game option, which are located in between the news title and the news articles.
Thank you so much! Please let us know if you are able to log into the game.
Warmest Regards,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
Anyone wanna give this a shot?
seventh_pawnb16_ESO wrote: »Only one word can possibly describe this, and that word is..., drum roll please..., WOW.
greenleej11b14_ESO wrote: »** Warning, wall of text inc *** Sorry, it's the email I got from support :?
Soo, I just go this email about my 209 error. I don't want to do it though because I'm getting 301 errors now after "fixing" the 209 error
Hello There!
Jone and Jode bless our meeting. I hope this letter finds you well on this beautiful day in Tamriel.
After reading your letter, I found that you are unable to log in due to Error 209- PatchManifestError_VersionFail. We deeply apologize that you are experiencing such an error that prevents you from playing the game.
Please follow the steps that we have provided below to help solve the issue:
Navigate to your "My Documents" or "Documents" folder in the start menu.
Delete the folder named "Elder Scrolls Online". This is a settings folder. It will repopulate when the game launches again.
Navigate to the "C://" drive on your computer from "My Computer" or "Computer". - Open "Program Files (x86)" - Open "Zenimax Online" - Open "Launcher" - Delete the "Program Data" folder.
Close out of all screens and return back to your desktop.
(These next steps are known as "Clean-booting" your computer and will disable all programs and services that start with your computer that are not the basic Microsoft services. During these steps, please pay special attention to the note that will inform you on how to reverse these changes, if you so choose to. You do not need to reverse these changes and no program on your computer is deleted. They simply do not start, when your computer starts; you will need to manually start them.)
Hold the Windows Key and press the letter "R"
Type in "MsConfig" into the Run box that opens and press enter.
Press the radial button next to "Selective Start-up"(Take note of where it says "Normal Start Up". If you press this and then "Apply" and "ok", then restart your computer, all changes made in this tool during these steps will be reversed.)
Uncheck the "Load Start-Up Items" checkbox.
Press on the "Services" tab located at the top of the box.
Check the "Hide All Microsoft Services" checkbox.
Press the "Disable All" button.
Press Apply and Ok and you will be prompted to restart your computer.
Please restart your computer.
Launch your game and run the "Repair" from the launcher's game option, which are located in between the news title and the news articles.
Thank you so much! Please let us know if you are able to log into the game.
Warmest Regards,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
Anyone wanna give this a shot?
Followed those instructions did not fix the error.
effinshiddy wrote: »this is an absolutely common error that happens in pc/online gaming. in like 9 major mmo's, i've had to do this EXACT process a dozen times. should it happen? no. does it happen? unfortunately.