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Error 1005 - OSErorr_AccessDenied
Hello folks,
I've had this error for a year now. It popped up with Update 7. I have done the following:
At first, I thought, perhaps, it was my OS. I had Windows 8 (on a laptop), but then I switched over to Windows 10 (brand new desktop). For the record, all of the stuff I listed above did work. Once - on my desktop. And then the Error popped up again with the next Update/Patch.
So any and all input would be lovely.
~ Mouse'attigan
I've had this error for a year now. It popped up with Update 7. I have done the following:
- Bethesda.net_Launcher.exe - Run with Administrator (even in its compatibility it's ticked.)
- eso.exe - Run with Administrator (even in its compatibility it's ticked.)
- Zenimax Online folder - Read only.
- Bethesda.net_Launcher.exe, eso.exe, and the Zenimax Online folder are excluded through my antivirus.
- Bethesda.net_Launcher.exe and eso.exe are allowed through my firewall.
At first, I thought, perhaps, it was my OS. I had Windows 8 (on a laptop), but then I switched over to Windows 10 (brand new desktop). For the record, all of the stuff I listed above did work. Once - on my desktop. And then the Error popped up again with the next Update/Patch.
So any and all input would be lovely.
~ Mouse'attigan
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Aiya, no one has an idea of what I can do further? I perused the sticky of issues, but didn't really find anything new other than use Service Pack 3 compatibility, and there wasn't anything that dealt directly with my Error.0
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Hi Mouse'attigan,
I have a couple of thoughts:
Firstly, does this error create an Error Event - which you should find in Documents / Elder Scrolls Online / liveXX / Errors.
If so, for each error, you should see 2 files with the same long gobbledegook name.
You can open the smaller files with .EXTRA filetype using Notepad, since it is a text file.
Near the end of the file, you will find details of what operating system ESO thinks you have.
For example, mine reads:
os.osbits = 32
os.platform = windows
os.version = 10.0.10586.
Secondly, are your Antivirus and Firewall being recognised by Windows 10. If not, you will find that your PC is also running Windows Defender and Windows Firewall - which you may have to poke some ESO-shaped holes through.
Of course, what would be really helpful, would be for someone from ZOS to say what error conditions Error 1005 is designed to capture.
Best wishes,
John
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