Will FFXIV 2.0 fix the game crashes in windowed mode when something pops up?

[Dargoth_Draconia]

Talking about every time I am playing FFXIV if I accidentally click another program when I am on my desktop that requires me to say yes/no to administration access (win7 and vista) it crashes my game or if I bring up my task manager or anything of the sort. I really hope that gets addressed and fixed with 2.0.

[Kailea_Nagisa]

I am sure that since they are rebuilding a lot of the game for 2.0 we might see the fix added, but that is more with Direct X then anything (still on their end though)

But for now, you should really just disable that stupid UAC, it honestly does nothing and only causes annoyance for PC gamers. That UAC was really just created to help inexperienced users to do something they should not. If you have a good anti-virus and spyware protection, then you really don't need UAC.

Also search good for a keyboard remapper, they come in handy for disabling those pesky windows keys ;p

[Dargoth_Draconia]

I don't have a problem with the windows key. Also some programs don't seem to function properly unless I run them as admin, even though my account is the only account on the PC so I naturally the admin. Also the Direct X problem is directly on SE's side, because I have no other problems with any other games I play that use it.

[Soukyuu]

I've read about that in one of the recent interviews, they said they'll make sure it will be fixed.

It's also not DirectX's fault but their inability to read documentations. This topic was discussed to death several times before though, so I won't bother.

[Xquiel]

yes, it will be fixed, yoshi said that in one of the interviews! =)

[Kailea_Nagisa]

I've read about that in one of the recent interviews, they said they'll make sure it will be fixed.

It's also not DirectX's fault but their inability to read documentations. This topic was discussed to death several times before though, so I won't bother.

that is why I said "but that is more with Direct X then anything (still on their end though)"

it is a problem with direct X technically, but its SE not doing it right"