Crash pressing Login, World of Warcraft

[Legaia]

So i've had this issue for a month now. When im pressing Login wow crashes i do not get so far so it tries to connect does anyone know what the issue might be? If you want some files or error reports please dont hesitate to ask and i will do my best to upload em to you.

 

[Element]

You should try running the repair.exe from your WorldofWarcraft folder. You might lose your addon settings but thats a small price to pay instead of a full reinstall.

 

[Legaia]

You should try running the repair.exe from your WorldofWarcraft folder. You might lose your addon settings but thats a small price to pay instead of a full reinstall.

I've done that already been speakin with blizz for a month now and we have got till the point beond reinstallin Windows7. Not even that help't

 

[Thorsen]

Win was reinstalled and wow was reinstalled? have you tried compatibility settings?
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html

 

[Thorsen]

another thing to look at is to make it crash then look in the Event Viewer.

you can type Event Viewer into the searchbar and then once in, go to the applications tab. there should be a crash report for wow for each time it has crashed. See if there is any good info in there.

 

[Legaia]

Win was reinstalled and wow was reinstalled? have you tried compatibility settings?
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html

Yes i have and that did not help either, Tried in Vista SP1&2 Xp SP2&3

 

[Element]

Hmm, well when you are clicking log in it is trying to send data to the wow servers. Have you looked at your LAN adapter drivers? Sounds crazy but I would see if there's an update for that driver. Sounds like something is not meshing as the login request is being sent to the wow server.

 

[Thorsen]

are you using a wireless connection? can you connect straight through ethernet cable?

 

[Legaia]

Hmm, well when you are clicking log in it is trying to send data to the wow servers. Have you looked at your LAN adapter drivers? Sounds crazy but I would see if there's an update for that driver. Sounds like something is not meshing as the login request is being sent to the wow server.

Made a tracert to eu.logon.battle.net

Sp†rar v„g till eu.logon.battle.net [213.248.127.130]
”ver h”gst 30 hopp:

1 8 ms 99 ms 99 ms dsldevice.lan [192.168.1.254]
2 6 ms 9 ms 6 ms gw3-no36.tbcn.telia.com [81.232.38.1]
3 9 ms 9 ms 19 ms s-b4-pos14-0.telia.net [213.248.101.142]
4 44 ms 30 ms 17 ms s-bb1-link.telia.net [80.91.254.186]
5 45 ms 39 ms 41 ms ffm-bb1-link.telia.net [80.91.251.145]
6 * * * Beg„ran gjorde timeout.
7 * * * Beg„ran gjorde timeout.
8 * * * Beg„ran gjorde timeout.
9 *

 

[Legaia]

are you using a wireless connection? can you connect straight through ethernet cable?

ethernet cable ofc

 

[Legaia]

another thing to look at is to make it crash then look in the Event Viewer.

you can type Event Viewer into the searchbar and then once in, go to the applications tab. there should be a crash report for wow for each time it has crashed. See if there is any good info in there.

And as far as i can see there is actually no error reports there of wow Thought can show you the WoW Error from the actuall blizz crash report if u like to

 

[Legaia]

Nobody that might have a clue of what the problem might be?

 

[Jmoon700]

Not sure if your still having problems, but the same thing happened to me. I dont know if its the same problem but Comodo kept shutting Wow off without giving me the option to let it through. Once i turned it off i logged in just fine.

 

[Dtalbot]

I too have this issue. Doesn't matter how the game is installed. The very interesting thing is when I check the processes that are running after the hang, the overall process state is "Wait:UserRequest" and it never completes.