

- #CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET UPDATE#
- #CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET WINDOWS 8.1#
- #CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET CODE#
- #CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET PASSWORD#
Here is the diagnostic info from ISBoxer įor my setup, I looked at the instructions for HOWTO:Autologin through, but the instructions do not work because the default profile does not launch the Battle.Net launcher, it launches Wow.exe, which does not have an option to check for "Keep me logged in" and does not have a "Play" button.
#CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET CODE#
Sorry about that!"Ĭlicking the code opens this web page: Failed to Launch Agent or AgentSwitcher This happens for many reasons, please click the code below for more information. The error message states: "We couldn't launch a program we needed to use.

Sometimes the first character launches with the ISBoxer/InnerSpace hooks and the Battle.Net Launcher fails on the second character, sometimes it fails on the first character.
#CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET UPDATE#
Clicking the Update button causes a progress bar that says Initializing which sits there for half a minute or so and then fails with an error message.
#CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET PASSWORD#
I am trying to set ISBoxer up to use the Battle.Net app's ability to keep me logged in so I do not have to enter my password and an authenticator code every time I want to play. If I use the default profile, it launches Wow.exe (32-bit) and I have to enter a password and an authenticator code, then I can play the game.
#CHANGE DEFAULT FILE LOCATION BATTLE.NET WINDOWS 8.1#
I am on a 64-bit Windows 8.1 machine using ISBoxer. You will get an small update of about 200mb in my case yours maybe different.I am new to ISBoxer and am trying to set it up to run three World of Warcraft accounts that are all on the same Battle.Net account. Give admin rights to Battlenet Launcher.exe and Battlenet.exe right click properties go to compatibility tab give them admin rights and hit apply and OK. Give admin rights to Modern Warfare Launcher.exe and ModernWarfare.exe right click properties go to compatibility tab give them admin rights and hit apply and OK.Ĭlose the program and make sure its closed in the task manager and that battle net agent is closed! Now go in your D:\Call of Duty Modern Warfare\Data\indices delete indices folderĭelete D:\Call of Duty Modern Warfare\Data\config delete config folderĪnd delete all 1kb files in D:\Call of Duty Modern Warfare\Data\data Thats right check again!! in my instances somehow it was still there the agent update started itself even after i unstalled the app Uninstall the battle net program in windows uninstallerĪfter you have uninstalled the app go in the task manager and check that battlenet and battlenet agent update.exe is closed You could try restarting Battlenetįorce close battlenet in task manager and battlenet agent update.exe

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