same problem i’ve sent emails
Please share the logs with us
I have and i have also provided extra information
I can’t seem to find them on our forums. Did you send them only by email?
Yes was i supposed to do it somewhere else?
I am assuming someone else is looking at that issue then. Might be worth putting them on here too.
right here?
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Uploaded my log on my google drive : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3kQ1PQzu3zod2dLU2Q0Y3IxNWs/view
or pastebin : http://pastebin.com/urduYLtU
Need the crashdump, log file shows nothing
Thanks., Its crashed initialising a network socket. We will look in to why.
Any progress?
There should be some new builds out later today which will include a new network testing beta version. This should prevent the crash however I expect it probably still won’t work but should give us more information to try and explain why.
Do you have any sort of unusual network setup? Multiple network adapters, vpn, native ipv6 networking? The place it crashes is making a very simple windows api call and there aren’t really any obvious reasons why it would ever fail.
Well , Still crashing on the same place, Pretty sure i didnt have any unusual network setup.
Ok , I tried the networktest version and my game is not going crash again, but the wrap will just do nothing after i actived the wrap
Like this : http://imgur.com/rTVhdO6
Can you post the log file from the network test? It should be logging more information on why your failing to open the socket.
If you’re comfortable with it can you have a look at the value in your registry for
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\DataBasePath
it should be something like “%SystemRoot%\System32\drivers\etc”
If you could also then look at the contents of the file called “protocol” in that path and let us know what it looks like, so in my case the file is at “C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\protocol”
It sounds like something in there is broken so it’d be interested to see if we can work out what or why, if you’re not sure how to look these up I can add them to another network test so that we get the info dumped to the logs.