Lavish Software

Hello again, As an update, Kaspersky wasn't causing the issue of disconnects. Took me awhile to figure out what the problem was, but I believe it to be my DSL modem. I think its slowly dying, so I contacted my ISP and their sending me a new one. I figured it was something going on with WinEQ and my ...

Also, before I forget. I do have 2 ATI video cards setup in Crossfire in this PC. I do not have crossfire turned on while playing EverQuest. However I have not tried to run it with crossfire enabled. Any idea if it would be stable. I know a lot of MMO's are not coded for two or more videocards.

Here you go. I'm sorry I thought I posted the relevant info already. But I see its different. Makes sense, the program has to be running to calculate whats being used. I just thought the file in the WinEQ folder was a log. Also, thank you for looking into this Lax. WinEQ 2 System Information System:...

Well, the compatibility mode has fixed probably 50% of the (Not Responding) issues I've had. But I'm still having issues getting onto the world servers, and zoning. Does anyone have any suggestions? Could it be the EverQuest servers and their login services? Its just a pain to spend an hour trying t...

I believe I have rigged it to work, I'll have to run the game for awhile like it is, to see if the problem still occurs. I've put the EQ exe file and the WinEQ exe into compatibility mode with WinXP(SP2) It seems to have resolved the not responding issue. I will post again later to update!

Hi there. I haven't played EverQuest for around 6 months, back then I was running Windows XP and had no issues with WinEQ2 running flawlessly. I'm now back to the game but I'm using Vista 32bit. Oddly WinEQ2 doesn't like something that has been changed. Either the games code, my PC, or something els...