Client Crash?

kasu · **Posted:** 03 Oct 2011, 06:57

change ur "item" folder to "item1" example. and try to log in

I do it on laptop

Moriarty · **Posted:** 03 Oct 2011, 22:48

Nyllian wrote:

If you can start the client, your GFX card supports maxko. If you can login in the server, your client is up-to-date. If the client loads and says not responding, it can indicate that you have a slow computer, or low on ram memory. As windows 7 needs 700-ish mb ram (min reccomended is 1024 ram) it's possible you will get a "no responding" answer from the client.
Eventually, your client should get throug the loading process (this can take a while on a slow pc).

Post your log.klg here, I'll see what the exact problem is and how you can solve it.

Kind regards,
Nyllian

It's weird, because I've got 1.5GB of ram. If it helps, the client window pops up, but it says (not responding) next to the program title.

EDIT: I'm not sure which one to post. There's one that's 1kb and the other is 114kb.

EDIT:EDIT: How in the world do I post it? :O

Flegy · **Posted:** 04 Oct 2011, 20:55

Right click on Max.exe --- compatibility --- and put ticket on all 5 box.

Nyllian · **Posted:** 06 Oct 2011, 13:17

Moriarty wrote:

EDIT:EDIT: How in the world do I post it? :O

I've noticed that the files are to big to post here, best is to go to http://megaupload.com and upload it there (both files in a zip / rar) and post the link here. I'll see what error it gives.

Be sure that you've tryed everything first that GM_Flegy & Kasu told you.

Flegy · **Posted:** 06 Oct 2011, 17:08

my fix work 99%

I was have that problem with some games in young days, and that solved my problem

Jermy · **Posted:** 10 Oct 2011, 07:25

Hey Moriarty, do you by any chance have a Geforce GTX 460 graphics card?

kasu · **Posted:** 12 Oct 2011, 08:13

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