Lavish Software

Crystian wrote:no i have downloaded it about 15 times on 2 different puters still sayes same thing

But are they connected to the same ISP? Probably have a partial download in their cache.

Lax wrote:Are you european? That's the only reason I can think of that it would be different, but I wasnt aware that there's an actual everquest_ubi.exe

Nope. Australian.

As mentioned, it was a fairly new pack that I bought March this year so maybe they changed it along the way or something.

1. The default is set to that yes, BUT only if the registry key that stores the path is not found. The only time that is supposed to happen is if you didn't use the EQ install discs or if you reinstalled windows after installing. None of my installs ever went to Sony Online Entertainment, possibly ...

Having just run up 2.0 RC2 I thought I'd just feedback some of my initial "stumbles"... :wink:. Some of these are very minor but they are first impressions... 1. Default EverQuest path in the default profile is set to "C:\Program Files\EverQuest" - the default installation path of a standard install...

Ahhh... found the log you're now auto-creating :wink: WinEQ 2 System Information System: ----------------------------------- Windows Version: Microsoft Windows XP/Service Pack 2/2600.xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158 System Physical RAM: 555/1022MB Page File: 1937/2462MB Virtual Memory: 1996/2047MB (Extended...

I am finding that approx. 25% of the time if I release the mouse then re-capture it using ScrLk that I end up with both the in-game mouse cursor AND normal mouse cursor visible and moving in sync although with different movement ratios, ie. if I move the cursor in a circle I get a bigger circle with...

Strange... I've never run into this BSODing or crashing people are reporting. OS: WinXP SP2 Video Card: Leadtek A350XT TDH (GeForce FX5900XT) Video driver: Forceware 65.73 WHQL DirectX: 9.0c I've often 2 sessions with toons in the same zone and different zones. Both sessions are run in WinEQ under a...

Having on the odd occassion accidently hit the 'Exit' option when right-clicking the WinEQ icon in my system tray, was just wondering if it was possible to have it NOT exit, or maybe prompt for confirmation, if you select Exit when there is active EQ sessions running.

Getting same thing here. Only noticed it for the first time a few nights ago when I started hunting in POI but that might also be related to a version of WinEQ or EQPN I downloaded at same time. Copy of my WinEQ.log is already posted in thisthread - http://www.lavishsoft.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=569

Am using WinEQ 1.21 with EQPN 1.14 under WinXP SP1 with a FX5900XT 128MB video card using nVidia 61.77 drivers. OS res is 1280x960x32 at 120Hz. Game res is 1280x960x32 at 100Hz. PC has 1GB RAM and Intel P4 3GHz CPU. I generally run 2 sessions in Full Screen (emulated) mode. When I camp to desktop on...