Can someone help me with this problem please
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(backup your characters from save folder if you play Single Player) then restart the PC without opening the Launcher until the reboot. If this does not work a clean reinstall could be needed: uninstall both the Launcher and Diablo2+LoD, make sure your PC has not leftovers of Median and Diablo2 (use a cleaning software if needed, like Iobit Uninstaller for example). Restart the PC and install Diablo2+LoD again, make sure it runs fine, then download and install (running the installer as an Administrator) the latest iteration of the Median Launcher.RequiemLux wrote:Delete the MedianXL folder inC:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming
(backup your characters from save folder if you play Single Player) then restart the PC without opening the Launcher until the reboot. If this does not work a clean reinstall could be needed: uninstall both the Launcher and Diablo2+LoD, make sure your PC has not leftovers of Median and Diablo2 (use a cleaning software if needed, like Iobit Uninstaller for example). Restart the PC and install Diablo2+LoD again, make sure it runs fine, then download and install (running the installer as an Administrator) the latest iteration of the Median Launcher.
doki19960 wrote:Now i have this problem when i try to connect multiplayer. Single player works fine. https://imgur.com/QsHxSrH
RequiemLux wrote:doki19960 wrote:Now i have this problem when i try to connect multiplayer. Single player works fine. https://imgur.com/QsHxSrH
To remedy this situation it will be needed to add Diablo2 related .exe(s) in the DEP exeptions list, here three methods on how to (is recommended to use them in order from 1 to 3 and only if the previous method has failed. For example, if the 1st method didn't work try the 2nd one), but befor even trying the first one set Diablo II.exe to run as an Administrator and in compatibility mode with Windows XP (Service Pack 3) and the Launcher as an Administrator restart the PC and see if the error persist:
1st Method - Using Windows GUI (easier method, but results are not guaranteed 100%):
'right click' on Computer → Properties → Advanced system settings → 'Advanced tab', in Performance section click on Settings... → 'Data Execution Prevention tab' check "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select:" → click on Add → find Diablo II.exe and Game.exe in Diablo2 directory (a.k.a. the installation folder) and add them → Apply → Ok → Restart the PC.
2nd Method - Tool assisted method (just a bit more steps/reading + a small download):
[step a] - Download (from here) d2mxl_dep_reset.bat (right click, 'save as') and run as Administrator to delete any corrupted registry entries. (courtesy of ryunp)
[step b] -'right click' on Computer → Properties → Advanced system settings → 'Advanced tab', in Performance section click on Settings... → 'Data Execution Prevention tab' check "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select:" → click on Add → find Diablo II.exe and Game.exe in Diablo2 directory (a.k.a. the installation folder) and add them → Apply → Ok → Restart the PC.
3rd Method - Turning on DEP only for essential Windows programs and services:
make sure you are on the latest Median Launcher version and do the following:
'right click' on Computer → Properties → Advanced system settings → 'Advanced tab', in Performance section click on Settings... → 'Data Execution Prevention tab' check "Choose Turn on DEP for essential Windows programs and services only" → Apply → Ok → Restart the PC