Unable to Complete Version Check??

[mskeebster]

My launcher loads but no login boxes appear >.<

[Durad]

I have the issue where I can't complete version check. Worked fine 9 hours ago before bed. Woke up to: "Unable to complete version check. [30605][10009][19900][12029]

Ive tried ipconfig /release/renew, restarting comp, restarting router, turning off a/v and firewall, all to no avail.

I have AT&T as ISP provider

[valli]

I have AT&T as ISP provider

That's what we have to Lol

Valli who is your isp ?

AT&T U-verse

[Talin090]

ok so ive spent 2 hrs on the phone with 2 different customer service representatives for square.. this is what they said.. Re install windows 7, they said my windows 7 I broken and needs a clean install. Yea im not buying it.. that means we all have bad windows problems? this is ridiculous.

[Marishi-Ten]

ok so ive spent 2 hrs on the phone with 2 different customer service representatives for square.. this is what they said.. Re install windows 7, they said my windows 7 I broken and needs a clean install. Yea im not buying it.. that means we all have bad windows problems? this is ridiculous.

Windows is broken ... In a way. You shouldn't need a reformat, but there are a couple different things it can be:

1.) Permissions Issue (this is a CONFIRMED bug in Windows 8/8.1 and later versions of 7). Change your UAC settings to as low as they go, mark yourself as the admin, and uncheck the read only box on the Program Files x86 folder. Reboot and try again. Make sure you don't have a firewall active on your computer or router. RUN AS THE ADMIN don't run it as a user. It will default you to user everytime (hence the issue). You can modify your read/write access in the security tab in the properties of the folder as well.

2.) Corrupted boot file/folder. You can find plenty of clean boot folders for ARR with a quick Google search. You will need read/write access to replace your corrupted boot files with the ones you downloaded (see 1).

3.) Registry/core/hardware issue. These are the ones that are difficult to fix. sfc /scannow and chkdisk may be your solution. If hardware, your HDD may be going bad and a new install will be required.

When troubleshooting and modifying, do so only if you understand the risks as all of the steps above are a "do so at your own risk".