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I don't know why this is happening but it's happening on every client I visit. I uninstalled EO and reinstalled it andtried to log back onto servers and it was still there. I've been switching on and off EOAddons by taking it in and out of the endless online folder a lot and I also have been switching a lot of the 'Setup Endless Online' features numerous times before and during this to try to fix it. It happenedat the time that I took off 'Stay On Top' In the advanced tabs of Setup endlesss online.I hope this isn't the issue but I downloaded the patch for RedvsBlue server yesterday and today Crime posted a forum saying that it was a backdoor trojan. https://eoserv.net/forum/topic/19325#post143821 The picture on theforum says if it stays longer than 45 minutes it will eatyour pc, I had it on here for the whole night and I never restarted it. It's parannoying me to think that that might be the problem because this old 2006computer has no virus protection. If that backdoor trojancould be the problem then does anyone know how I can fix the virus. And If that isn't the problem than does anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it. :((

I'll just say this, its not a virus. I have no clue other than that it's a client problem.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer

Try redownloading your client.

i tried that, when i uninstalled it but its' still there

Hey mate I had same problem, I was testing the features and walled myself ever since i have had that problem. I re-downloaded lots of times, But i got use to it and now i dont even realize it anymore but its been about 3 weeks and it has just disappeared. ;)

Just keep calm and it will go away. :)

crime fuck u dude, MY server isn't infectedl, u son of a bitch....
and you are not getting my source code , the fucking patch you talking about it only includes the characters gfx so you can see orcs in red  and skeletons in blue.

What OS are you using? Using the latest DirectX? I dunno, just a thought.

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Hi 2 you 2 :)

I Was using Windows XP, it fixed the problem after I turned the internet connection off and back on. Really weird but I'm no longer worried :)

Hmm that's weird. Must be a packet issue then.

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer

Wildsurvival posted: (7th Jun 2012, 04:59 pm)

Hmm that's weird. Must be a packet issue then.

It's not a packet issue. Although my first thought would be one of the many bugs in the client if the server is sending malformed packets (as I can force clients to screw up like this) but you say this happens on different servers (although you call them clients, I assume this is what you mean)Somy next thought is the age of your machine, and more specifically that it has an AGP style graphics hardware. If you do then enable block transfer in your client as AGP uses shared system memory for graphics memory and some early versions of the DirectX API are buggy (Normally "FastBlt" but I'm not sure if EO uses it).

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I was also thinking about that. Its been happening alot recently but then he said that he reset his wireless network and it was fine. I need to learn some more about computer hardware :P

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Andrewbob - I would be on the fucking copter of rofls

Programmer, Web Developer, and Graphics Designer

Sordie you just went completely over my head. But thanks for the feedback, i'm sure it would have worked and I'll try it in the future.

Sordie posted: (7th Jun 2012, 07:40 pm)

Wildsurvival posted: (7th Jun 2012, 04:59 pm)

Hmm that's weird. Must be a packet issue then.

It's not a packet issue. Although my first thought would be one of the many bugs in the client if the server is sending malformed packets (as I can force clients to screw up like this) but you say this happens on different servers (although you call them clients, I assume this is what you mean)Somynext thought is the age of your machine, and more specifically that it has an AGP style graphics hardware. If you do then enable block transfer in your client as AGP uses shared system memory for graphics memory and some early versions of the DirectX API are buggy (Normally "FastBlt" but I'm notsure if EO uses it).

Man, I use to run EO on 400Mhz, and I think even a 120Mhz machine (I THINK, DON'T REMEMBER). Some old hardware there.

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