Fasold666 wrote: »

Hello folks,

i have downloaded and repaired the game several times now (disabled antivirus, firewall, run as administrator and so on). I even deinstalled the game and downloaded it again.
Nothing works.
Anybody knows how to fix it?

I know there are some threads about it but none of the proposed solutions worked so far.

ZOS_ChesterN wrote: »

Hail Defilers of Molag Bal!

Here are some steps to help you troubleshoot Error 302.

Please make sure to perform the following actions:

- Disable your anti-virus, and firewall software as this may be causing a problem with the installation. Be sure to turn everything back on afterwards.

- Run the installer/patcher as administrator (right click on the icon, then select run as administrator). This generally fixes any write protection or restriction issues that can sometimes cause issues.

- Additionally, if you have overclock turned on, try turning it off.


If for some reason this didn't resolve the issue, click on the Repair option within the patcher itself.

Players can repair the files for The Elder Scrolls Online on their computer by following the steps below:
1.First, start The Elder Scrolls Online launcher by double clicking on the icon on your desktop.
2.Wait for the launcher to finish starting.
3. On the left-hand side of the launcher, there will be an entry for The Elder Scrolls Online.
4.If multiple games are installed, make sure to have the correct game highlighted by clicking on it once.
5.Click on Game Option on top of the News section, and click on the option for Repair.
6.Allow the launcher to examine all the files for the game. This will take some time.
7.If any files are found to have problems, the launcher will re-download those files.

If the Repair option is not visible, manually cancel the update. This should allow the Repair button to appear. If your launcher continues to update, click "Settings", and turn automatic updates off.


If you are still not able to get past that error message, you will need to uninstall the game completely, and restart the computer. Once it is done, delete hidden folders. Click on the start button, then "Control Panel", then "Appearance and Personalization", then "Folder Options", then select the "View" tab, under "Advanced Settings" tick the "Show hidden files, folders and drives" box, and click "OK".

Type "C:\programdata" in the address bar, find and delete Zenimax Online or ESO folder.


Then re-download the installer from https://account.elderscrollsonline.com.

You can also try repeating the above process but changing the installation directory directly to the C: drive, outside of the Program Files folder.