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Raser Moonstrider Raser Industries	Posted - 2009.12.01 21:17:00 - [1] On Windows 7 I've got a small bug where, if I right-click on a blueprint within a corp hanger, and select some kind of research on it. In any field of the window that comes up, if I hit the "enter" key as opposed to clicking the "okay" button, the sound that comes after you hit "okay" gets caught in a loop, and it makes the game really laggy. It doesn't crash the client though, and you can still exit the window or click the "okay" button with the mouse, and everything goes back to normal.
Raser Moonstrider Raser Industries	Posted - 2009.12.01 21:22:00 - [2] Originally by: Jack DuVal Originally by: Jack DuVal Edited by: Jack DuVal on 01/12/2009 20:32:47 Client hickup when: - Undocking - Entering warp - Exiting warp - Giving focus to EVE window - Resizing EVE window - Few random occasions when idling at a pos Slideshow for 10-20seconds: 1 frame per 4-5 seconds Windowed mode, ATI gfx card EDIT: the bigger the window, the longer the hickup The hickup blocks all of Windows (XP) ExeFile.exe seems to take up more CPU in general? For the first time ever, updating my drivers actually solved my problem Everything working properly now \shame quoting myself :p I've got a Radeon 4870 with the drivers from November (latest) on Windows 7 and also don't have any problems with this, with two clients on max settings.
Raser Moonstrider Raser Industries	Posted - 2009.12.01 21:46:00 - [3] Originally by: Tom Cooper jesus is there normally thi smany problems? where do i go to get help as none of you lot seem to have an answer Try updating graphics and sound drivers, installing the most recent OS patches, then come back if that doesn't work and give some info about your system.
Raser Moonstrider Raser Industries	Posted - 2009.12.02 03:49:00 - [4] Originally by: Barakkus Originally by: Summer Days Edited by: Summer Days on 02/12/2009 02:43:05 Edited by: Summer Days on 02/12/2009 02:11:57 I am unable to download a non corrupted installer for dominion. After 8 tries and 5 hours I'm stumped. Can anyone help? (and yes I've tried on different machines). I tried the direct download, the patch download, the torrent downloader nada. All corrupt. I used to have this problem with big updates on my laptop. It seems to have been an issue with permissions for the user account. I had/have the user on my laptop with special security permissions in order to debug isapi dlls. Undoing those fixed the problem for me. One possible work around is to download the big installer, not the patch and install from scratch. That always worked in the past for me. I believe the settings that caused that to happen for me before was having "Act as Parf of the Operating System", "Generate Security Audits", "Log on as a Service" enabled for my user account. Those are under local security settings. I didn't have the issue this time around though. I found that it was because the EVE installer was attempting to write to some folders in c:\documents and settings\all users, windows didn't like the fact that the account had those particular permissions and was trying to write to the all users profile, so it would block some of the installation, and I would get a message that the installer was corrupt. If that doesn't work, this may be a long shot, but try restarting your router, or downloading the patch from an entirely different network/internet connection.
Raser Moonstrider Raser Industries	Posted - 2009.12.02 03:55:00 - [5] Originally by: Kadinan PLZ SOME ONE QUOTE ME SAYING THAY CAN HELP[ IM NOT EVEN ON DOMINION IT SAYS I NEED 2 GB FREE , BUT I HAVE 66.76GB FREE DOES IT MEAN IN THE EVE FOLDER? HOW DO I MAKE SPACE IN THAT? PLZ HELP ME! 1. please stop yelling 2. copy your eve folder (windows: C:\Program Files\CCP) to a different location (external hard drive if possible) and then point the patch to that location and try that.
Raser Moonstrider Raser Industries	Posted - 2009.12.02 15:20:00 - [6] Originally by: Summer Days Originally by: Raser Moonstrider If that doesn't work, this may be a long shot, but try restarting your router, or downloading the patch from an entirely different network/internet connection. Yea that was a long shot. I did the router restart thing, Nada. Downloaded from a dedicated server on another connection, that's corrupt to. Can't detect any viruses. Did a memory scan, no problems. Shutdown the anti virus while downloading, still no joy. I've basically summed it up to God doesn't want me playing Eve anymore :( Well, here's a question for you: does it say that it's corrupted before it finishes downloading, or while you are installing? If it's during the install, you might want to try just installing it on another computer, and then copying the entire directory it gets installed to from that computer to your own. If that works for you, you may want to check the health of your hard drive, because that's the only other thing I can think of that may be wrong.
Raser Moonstrider Woopatang	Posted - 2009.12.18 00:39:00 - [7] I just switched to a new corp and alliance, but the mail is only showing for my old one.

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