i got windows 7 man, it rocks. and plays better than 9dragons, agreed. no crashes what soever. **** acclaim is gaaay T_T wish they didnt ban my 9d account.
Running a server on Windows 7 08/29/2010 - EO PServer Hosting - 2 Replies Before anyone says use search, I did. I couldn't find any relevant information regarding the set up on Windows 7.
The issue is, as far as I know i have edited all the files I need to, with thx to Nukleus.
But the msgserver will not connect to the Accountserver. Everything else connects as it should. As can no doubt be gathered from the error message below-
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16:21:08 Message: Jehad Server Stable V2.3721 C2.193 -...
[HELP] Running Game Server on Windows 64bit 10/02/2009 - CO2 Private Server - 6 Replies Hey! I'm new to coding and I'm starting to understand it all now... but I'm having a super hard time understanding how to make Game Server a 64bit Program. If anyone could upload theirs that would be really helpful and I'm sure a lot of people with the same problem would give thanks.
Game Server is from Andy's Source:
http://www.elitepvpers.com/forum/co2-pserver-discu ssions-questions/254190-awesome-release-coemuv2-na no-5095-source-code.html
[Guide]Running Conquer Online in Windows 7 09/20/2009 - Conquer Online 2 - 2 Replies :mad::rtfm::p:pimp:;):mofo::D:handsdown::o:bandit: :):(:confused::rolleyes::cool:
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[Need Help]SQL 2000 not running on a Windows web server 2008??!! 02/16/2009 - Private Server Advertising - 2 Replies Hello all,
i have a dekaronserver on my pc and its running, then i wanna it make 24/7 so i buy a root server BUT i cant install it
error:
The version of this file not compatible with the version of Windows you\\\'re running. Check your computer\\\'s system information to see whether you need an x86 (32-bit) ot x64 (64-bit) version of the program, and then contact the software publisher.
can any 1 help me pls?
i try SQL 2008 but i cant understand it o.o if you help me i make you gm :)
way better.
