1.I tried all kind of sources and non works for me and even some ppl also tried to make one through teamviewer and it didnt work ...
so it doesnt work ?
2.It works on Windows 7 32 Bit ?
so it doesnt work ?
2.It works on Windows 7 32 Bit ?
Server creation work on windows 7 64 bit ?
12/20/2012 15:06
danyhameleh2#1
12/20/2012 19:57
Spirited#2
No. Don't even download a server onto a computer with Windws 7 64bit. It'll blow up and melt your computer. Immediately unplug it and throw it out your window; then, get a screw driver, remove your hard drive, and hammer it into the ground. Set the remains on fire, then dump those remains into the ocean. Regret everything.
12/20/2012 19:59
pro4never#3
Every single source I've seen on epvp should work just fine on windows 7 32 or 64 bit. Only thing you might need to do is change the project to 32 bit or vice versa.
There's PLENTY of guides on the subject.
There's PLENTY of guides on the subject.
12/20/2012 21:26
danyhameleh2#4
I didnt find even one guide I search at google and also in epvp can you find a good one ?Quote:
Every single source I've seen on epvp should work just fine on windows 7 32 or 64 bit. Only thing you might need to do is change the project to 32 bit or vice versa.
There's PLENTY of guides on the subject.
12/21/2012 05:19
pro4never#5
You've clearly not bothered to read any of the faq threads for the sources you're using and therefor not my job to do your research for you.
Step 1: Pick a source you want to use (all in the release section, fang has a thread listing them and their pros/cons if you haven't decided on one yet)
Step 2: Follow the setup instructions for your source (generally the same thread it was released in)
Step 3: Search for specific errors you encounter during setup (start in the release/faq thread for your source, after that branch out to the forum in general)
Step 4: If you're still stuck, try asking more specific questions to the forum members. Nothing you have said in this thread has been specific enough for ANYONE to help you.
It's really not that hard... you just need to be willing to put in a touch of effort. 64 vs 32 bit projects have been discussed time and time again with plenty of guides on how to swap your project in visual studio.
Step 1: Pick a source you want to use (all in the release section, fang has a thread listing them and their pros/cons if you haven't decided on one yet)
Step 2: Follow the setup instructions for your source (generally the same thread it was released in)
Step 3: Search for specific errors you encounter during setup (start in the release/faq thread for your source, after that branch out to the forum in general)
Step 4: If you're still stuck, try asking more specific questions to the forum members. Nothing you have said in this thread has been specific enough for ANYONE to help you.
It's really not that hard... you just need to be willing to put in a touch of effort. 64 vs 32 bit projects have been discussed time and time again with plenty of guides on how to swap your project in visual studio.
12/21/2012 13:20
danyhameleh2#6
I saw guide and i changed it in the configuration manager but still non work ..Quote:
Step 1: Pick a source you want to use (all in the release section, fang has a thread listing them and their pros/cons if you haven't decided on one yet)
Step 2: Follow the setup instructions for your source (generally the same thread it was released in)
Step 3: Search for specific errors you encounter during setup (start in the release/faq thread for your source, after that branch out to the forum in general)
Step 4: If you're still stuck, try asking more specific questions to the forum members. Nothing you have said in this thread has been specific enough for ANYONE to help you.
It's really not that hard... you just need to be willing to put in a touch of effort. 64 vs 32 bit projects have been discussed time and time again with plenty of guides on how to swap your project in visual studio.