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Raccoonn1 wrote on 2015-03-03 01:55
SOLVED! I cannot say if it will work for everyone, but I cleared my internet (Google Chrome for me) cache and removed "steam_appid" from the install directory. I was able to get through the entire Ninja quest-line without getting the error or kicked. Sakura Abyss is awesome!
Lately I have been getting the same error as a lot of other people, 0x00010501 :cry:. I've browsed some of the other forums of people having this problem and they all had the same two responses: sympathy and "remove your mods". Also, like so many of the other people with this error, I have NO MODS/HACKS.
So, my question is: Does this problem have a true fix yet?
I'll just be over here waiting....:imdead:
Edit: I've tried stopping all unnecessary background processes, it still popped up. It just took a little longer to do so...
Edit2: I'd like to also point out that this didn't start happening until the first or second update after they stopped their SAO event(s)
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Rydian wrote on 2015-03-03 07:05
Go to your Mabinogi installation folder and screenshot it for us.
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Raccoonn1 wrote on 2015-03-04 00:15
Do you want all of the subfolders or just "C:/Nexon/Mabinogi"?
Here's just the top folder -
http://imgur.com/rar3QvT
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Raccoonn1 wrote on 2015-03-04 23:36
I don't know if this is actually what did it for me, but I was playing for well over an hour without getting the error and I closed the game without it being because I was kicked. I did 2 things: I removed "steam_appid" from the install directory and also cleared my internet (Chrome) cache. Could it have simply been that HS was reading the steam_appid, or something in my cache, as a mod?