Bocsánat, hogy félbe szakitom a témát.

Szerdán amikor beléptem a WoWba felnyomta az uj patchet és ment is minden rendesen. Áramszünet volt és szabálytalanul állt le a gép de akkor már nem is probálkoztam. Ma amikor megprobálom inditani hibát ir ki:
This application has critical error

ERROR: #0 (x85100000)
Program: D:\Games\World of Warcraft
File:
C:\build\buildWoW\WoW\Source\WowServices\Linux\WoWconnectionNetSelectm.ccp
Line: 139
Expr: 0

Press OK to terminate the application

gg

Mindent megprobáltam KB, elösször cosmost tettem ujre mert néha az szokott bekavarni, aztán fél óra szarakvás után delete+2órás reinstall. Uccso petchet telepiti és utána megint ezt irja ki. Pedig petchek telepitése közben még müködött az uccso ami elvileg tegnap már müködött meg teljesen hazavágja. 2*raktam ujra de ugyan az :( Nagyon nem tudok mit csinálni és hamarosan elutazom és elvonási tüneteim lesznek :P azért segítsen vki!!!

Előre is köszönöm!

Meguntam a folytonos hibákat, úgyhogy irtam a Blizzard support-nak.
A levél érdemi részét itt olvashatod:

If you are having problems installing World of Warcraft, the following steps will help solve the issue.

As a first step, I highly recommend using your computers search feature to perform a system-wide search for any files titled "World of Warcraft". If your computer does in fact find any files related to World of Warcraft, I recommend you delete them. Previously failed installation attempts or left over World of Warcraft files may be corrupting your new installation attempts. Doing the above should resolve this issue if this happens to be the case in your situation.

If you are using Windows XP/2000 or Mac OSX please be sure you are logged on as an administrator account when installing the game. If the game is not installed on an administrator account, computer permissions can prevent the installation from completing. We cannot support the game on a non-administrator account. To find out which user accounts are marked as Administrator accounts, please see the instructions below:

-Click Start > Control Panel and look for an icon called User Accounts.
-Double click this and it should bring up a list of users on your computer.
-Find the user account that matches your user name and have a look in the group column, it may say administrator, power user or user. This is what type of account you are logged on with. If it says administrator you should be ok.

If the installation hangs or gives an error at the same point or same file every time, it's possible the CD itself is damaged on the sector where that file is stored. Try the disk in an alternate drive or even an alternate computer to see if the same problem happens. This is the easiest way to identify a potentially damaged CD.

NOTE: Please verify you are using a complete set of CD's. Mixing and matching CD's from different boxes may contain different versions of the client and may cause installation problems.

Another way to test this is to try copying the entire contents of the installation CDs to your hard drive:
1. First, make a new folder on your desktop and name it something like "WoW Installer."
2. Open up the disk itself:
- Windows users should go into My Computer, right-click the CD, and choose "Open."
- Mac users can simply double-click the CD on their desktop.
3. Go to the Edit menu and choose "Select all", so all the files are highlighted.
4. Go to the Edit menu and choose "Copy."
5. Open the new folder you created on your desktop
6. Go to the Edit menu and choose "Paste."
7. The files should copy from the CD to that folder.
8. Once this is complete, please put in the next install disk.
9. Open up the disk (using the process in step 2 above).
10. Select the file called "Installer Tome" with the number at the end.
11. Go to the Edit menu and choose "Copy."
12. Open the new folder you created on your desktop
13. Go to the Edit menu and choose "Paste."
14. The "Tome" file will copy over.

Repeat steps 8-14 to get the "Installer Tome" files off of the remaining install disks. If you receive any error while copying any of these files, that typically indicates damage to the disk.

However, if you were able to successfully copy all the files to the new folder on your hard drive, please try running the installation program straight from there by opening the folder and double clicking on the file "installer.exe". If you are on Windows XP, it may be listed as an application named "installer". This has been a dependable workaround for a significant percentage of users, and may get the game installed for you.

If the disk appears to be damaged, see our Replacement Information page:
http://www.blizzard.com/support/wow/?id=aInformation0133p1

We have seen some reports from Windows users where clearing out the contents of the Windows "Temp" directory has gotten users around installation and CRC errors. To do this, first make sure no programs are running. Go into your Windows folder on your hard drive, and then go into the Temp folder. Delete the contents of the Temp folder and then try running the installation again.

We strongly recommended running in a Selective Startup when attempting installation, since background applications may interfere with the transfer of data. You can find more information and detailed instructions for this mode on the World of Warcraft Closing Background Applications page:
http://www.blizzard.com/support/wow/?id=aww0558p

Booting the computer in Safe Mode has also gotten a number of Windows users around this problem. To do this, please follow the appropriate instructions for your Windows version on this page:
http://www.blizzard.com/support/wow/?id=aww01666p

You can also try setting your CD-ROM drive to run with different settings. See our DMA and Sync Data Transfer page for more instructions on toggling these settings:
http://www.blizzard.com/support/wow/?id=mdt0404p

Doing a scan of the computer's physical memory can help you identify RAM problems which could cause this issue. We are tentatively recommending users try memory scan utilities such as the Windows Memory Diagnostic, available directly from Microsoft:
http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp

We recommend the extended test suite, which takes the longest time to run but is the most thorough test suite available with this tool.

Finally, you should make sure the hard drive is working properly, and free of viruses and spyware. These pages will help with that:
- ScanDisk/Defrag: http://www.blizzard.com/support/wow/?id=mgi0559p
- Computer Security: http://www.blizzard.com/support/wow/?id=asi0462p

NOTE: You may want to try different variations of the steps above. Combining multiple steps together has resolved installation issues for many players (for example boot in Safe Mode and try copying the files to your hard drive from the CD's. Then attempt to install the game from your hard drive while still in Safe Mode).

Nem tudom mennyire érdemleges infó/még nem próbáltam/, de hátha segit.

Masquerader

Heló mindenkinek nekem nagyon nagy problémám van még pedig az h. nem tudom feltelepíteni a WoW-ot (5CD-s)... Decemberben feltelepítettem a WoW-ot akkor tökéletesen ment most viszont Windows Restart után CD-töl függetlenül h. hol jár a telepítés ezt a hiba üzenetet irja ki Patch data is bad. (source CRC mismatch: 1081128964/2143560326) (BNUpdate:: PTCApply
Aki tud segíteni h. ezt mér irja kérem segítsen mert még 1 hónap van a GC-böl és nem akarom h. kárba vesszen... Windows restart nem segítet 2x megprobáltam hátha az lehet az ok vagy a net de az sem.

Én ezt a CD klienses dolgot nem értem egyébként ugyan ez a problémám help pls

Akkor ha van dvd iroja, vagy a vinyojat at tudod vinni a gepedbe egyszeruen at lehet masolni a jatekot.

Először is köszi a gyors választ. De szerintem a cd nem rossz, a barátnőm gépére simán felment, csak az enyémen szivózik...