If your getting this error you can also launch the game from "Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online\game\client\ESO.exe". This launches the game and bypasses the launcher.
I've repaired my client ran the Game Consultant program and I'm still getting Error 209 - PatchManifestError_VersionFail.
aipex8_ESO wrote: »The problem is that once you fix it and are able to get a Play button, that doesn't mean that it's permanently fixed. After playing and exiting the game, you may be back to having either and Install or Repair button and the 209 error. That's what keeps happening to me anyway. Here is how I am able to fix it each time very quickly:
1. Go to Zenimax Online\Launcher folder.
2. Delete or rename the file: Bethesda.net_Launcher.version
3. Relaunch the Launcher and it will say Updating (the updating process will create a new Bethesda.net_Launcher.version file)
4. Play
No need to delete any other .version files of restore them from the recycle bin. Again, it may be broken after playing the game again, but it's a pretty quick fix until they update the launcher with one that isn't broken.
FYI, before stumbling on that fix I reinstalled the entire game twice (including actually uninstalling and deleting all files first) and tried a number of other fixed including deleting all .version files. The above is the quickest way for me to get into the game with the broken launcher.
ZOS, please fix your launcher!
aipex8_ESO wrote: »The problem is that once you fix it and are able to get a Play button, that doesn't mean that it's permanently fixed. After playing and exiting the game, you may be back to having either and Install or Repair button and the 209 error. That's what keeps happening to me anyway. Here is how I am able to fix it each time very quickly:
1. Go to Zenimax Online\Launcher folder.
2. Delete or rename the file: Bethesda.net_Launcher.version
3. Relaunch the Launcher and it will say Updating (the updating process will create a new Bethesda.net_Launcher.version file)
4. Play
No need to delete any other .version files of restore them from the recycle bin. Again, it may be broken after playing the game again, but it's a pretty quick fix until they update the launcher with one that isn't broken.
FYI, before stumbling on that fix I reinstalled the entire game twice (including actually uninstalling and deleting all files first) and tried a number of other fixed including deleting all .version files. The above is the quickest way for me to get into the game with the broken launcher.
ZOS, please fix your launcher!
5 of the 10 patchers are borked. You might find this help to point it at one that isn't helps :
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/80209/found-the-root-cause-of-many-login-issues-with-workaround/p1
ZOS_AmeliaR wrote: »The 209 Error (inability to verify version) should be resolved as of earlier today. Please let us know if anyone continues to encounter this issue.
ZOS_AmeliaR wrote: »The 209 Error (inability to verify version) should be resolved as of earlier today. Please let us know if anyone continues to encounter this issue.
mcconnell2_ESO wrote: »ZOS_AmeliaR wrote: »The 209 Error (inability to verify version) should be resolved as of earlier today. Please let us know if anyone continues to encounter this issue.
I still get the 209 error
ZOS_AmeliaR wrote: »@hypnoticflow - have you tried repairing your client?
ZOS_AmeliaR wrote: »@hypnoticflow - have you tried repairing your client?