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How do I fix this error?
Valymer
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It's really fun to wake up every day and discover an ESO bug I've never seen before.
Unfortunately, this one prevents me from playing the game at all.
I've tried this:
https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5920/kw/login timeout
Any other ideas?
Unfortunately, this one prevents me from playing the game at all.
I've tried this:
https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5920/kw/login timeout
Any other ideas?
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Zazaaji✭✭✭✭Very easily found answer using Google, see if it works for you:Hi folks,
Players who are attempting to log into The Elder Scrolls Online beta client and receiving the error "Login Error: Login Timeout" should [...] perform the following steps:
Close both the game and the launcher
Open the game installation directory
Open the folder named "Launcher"
Inside the "Launcher" folder, there is a folder named "ProgramData"
Rename the "ProgramData" folder to "ProgramDataBackup"
Open the launcher and download update
Click "Play"
Have fun in Tamriel!Edited by Zazaaji on May 15, 2015 1:15AMEnglish is not my first language, Finnish is.
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Valymer✭✭✭✭✭Hi folks,
Players who are attempting to log into The Elder Scrolls Online beta client and receiving the error "Login Error: Login Timeout" should [...] perform the following steps:
Close both the game and the launcher
Open the game installation directory
Open the folder named "Launcher"
Inside the "Launcher" folder, there is a folder named "ProgramData"
Rename the "ProgramData" folder to "ProgramDataBackup"
Open the launcher and download update
Click "Play"
Have fun in Tamriel!
I'm confused. Did you read what I posted?
I tried that already...0 -
Zazaaji✭✭✭✭Hi folks,
Players who are attempting to log into The Elder Scrolls Online beta client and receiving the error "Login Error: Login Timeout" should [...] perform the following steps:
Close both the game and the launcher
Open the game installation directory
Open the folder named "Launcher"
Inside the "Launcher" folder, there is a folder named "ProgramData"
Rename the "ProgramData" folder to "ProgramDataBackup"
Open the launcher and download update
Click "Play"
Have fun in Tamriel!
I'm confused. Did you read what I posted?
I tried that already...
Sorry, the hotlink isn't working for me.
The only other thing I can find is that if your internet is working fine (which it clearly is), then the only other problem is there is some sort of internal server error, that eventually fixes itself/they fix it over time. Only thing I can say based on that is to wait for a few hours and try again.
I'll try logging in now to see if it works for me or not.
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EDIT: I logged in just fine.
I'd just file a ticket then wait a few hours and try again.
-Edited by Zazaaji on May 15, 2015 1:22AMEnglish is not my first language, Finnish is.
Please don't heap on me for grammar problems.0 -
Valymer✭✭✭✭✭Hi folks,
Players who are attempting to log into The Elder Scrolls Online beta client and receiving the error "Login Error: Login Timeout" should [...] perform the following steps:
Close both the game and the launcher
Open the game installation directory
Open the folder named "Launcher"
Inside the "Launcher" folder, there is a folder named "ProgramData"
Rename the "ProgramData" folder to "ProgramDataBackup"
Open the launcher and download update
Click "Play"
Have fun in Tamriel!
I'm confused. Did you read what I posted?
I tried that already...
Sorry, the hotlink isn't working for me.
The only other thing I can find is that if your internet is working fine (which it clearly is), then the only other problem is there is some sort of internal server error, that eventually fixes itself/they fix it over time. Only thing I can say based on that is to wait for a few hours and try again.
I'll try logging in now to see if it works for me or not.
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Oh ok.
Yeah I guess I'll just have to wait...gonna file a ticket anyway.0