A problem caused the program to stop working

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  1. Pauly
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    Win7 Ultimate X64
       New #11

    Hello kieranmarsden, Welcome to SF

    You are posting in an old dead thread i recommend you start your own thread in the relevant section to get the exposure to help you find a solution

    When posting try to include some more info about what your problem is and what makes it happen etc etc
    Also if you fill in your system specs people will know what they are working with
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  3. lampa555
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    TAIWAN, R.O.C.
       New #12

    here is my problem ... my game launcher will appear this error...
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