Freeze at login screen (SC2) - Page 5
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blizzind
United States642 Posts
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XenRe
Macedonia2 Posts
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dizzy101
Netherlands2066 Posts
Trying the solution in OP now. | ||
Kolvacs
Canada1203 Posts
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Sozeles
Norway47 Posts
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LokPest
Norway21 Posts
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Ogs.ta
United States8 Posts
I right click'd my sc2 icon on my desktop, "locate file location".. Scroll down to the folder labeled "support"... In this folder there is an executable sc2 file labeled "sc2 switcher"... I ran this file and was able to log in no problems. edit: sorry had this post on my internet tabs from earlier, didn't see so many posts had been made in such little time. | ||
shaunnn
Ireland1230 Posts
On November 13 2010 04:30 Ogs.ta wrote: I tried this, and it happened to work. Not exactly sure what was accomplished, but I was able to log as per normal, where as when I'd click my desktop icon I would get a frozen screen before I could even type the first letter of my account name. I right click'd my sc2 icon on my desktop, "locate file location".. Scroll down to the folder labeled "support"... In this folder there is an executable sc2 file labeled "sc2 switcher"... I ran this file and was able to log in no problems. this worked thanks | ||
Chainfire99
Canada474 Posts
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ccJroy
United States483 Posts
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j0k3r
United States577 Posts
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XenRe
Macedonia2 Posts
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Ack1027
United States7873 Posts
Again in detail: 1. Disconnect your ethernet cord. 2. Start up starcraft, hit ' ok at the prompt ' 3. DO NOT TYPE ANYTHING until your ethernet is back in and wait around 5 seconds for your internet connection to get back to working. 4. Now type in your password and connect. | ||
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pheer
5385 Posts
It seems so backwards to force people to login to B.net to play, when the service has so many interruptions as this. Horrible. | ||
Gaffer
United States6 Posts
On November 13 2010 04:49 pheer wrote: Did WoW ever have retarded problems like this in its first couple months? It seems so backwards to force people to login to B.net to play, when the service has so many interruptions as this. Horrible. Although there weren't client crash on login issues, Tuesday maintenance used to last about twelve hours every week. Patch days would usually have the server down longer than that and then you'd experience constant server crashing over the next few hours. Just recently, there was a bug in game that when you moused over certain objects, your client would crash. It took them two weeks to fix it. | ||
Shifft
Canada1085 Posts
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Washington, D.C9933 Posts
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Zelniq
United States7166 Posts
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NSGrendel
United Kingdom235 Posts
I'd be interested to know if the same effect could be achieved by: 1) Windows key + R 2) Type CMD in the dialogue box. 3) At the command prompt (the black box of oldskool that appears) type: ipconfig /release 4) In the same black box, type ipconfig /renew Thanks for any responses in advance. | ||
Blasts
Netherlands99 Posts
As a finishing touch, God created online forums to help me out when I'm in trouble :D | ||
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