DNF found that the SX error code 2,4496,10000 was wrong

1. Run and register all DLLs at once, the method is as follows: Start - Run, enter cmd Enter in the command prompt for %1 in (%windir% system32 *.).dll) do s %1 (you can copy and paste with the mouse) this command you type slowly, click carefully, if you type it correctly, you will see the screen scroll quickly Otherwise, ......Otherwise, failure will not have this effect.

After entering, wait slowly (it will take 1-2 minutes) and try the previous operation after running to see if there is still a phenomenon that cannot be read. 2. See if you have Microsoft installed in the Add Delete program in the control panel, if it has been installed, you can consider uninstalling it, of course, if you need it in other programs in the future, you can reinstall it. Also, if you are using an ATI graphics card and you are using an SP2 patch (some ATI graphics card drivers need to be in a working environment).

In this case, you can find an ATI graphics card driver that does not need support. If the above two methods don't solve the problem completely, you can try using "Internet Explorer Repair" software and check if there is a virus or something!

If that doesn't work, I recommend reinstalling the system.

If there are frequent memory error problems, your memory will be broken.

Computers can also malfunction.

I also asked an engineer to install it for me today.

If the country has its own installer, try to install it yourself, wipe it, and want 80 or a friend introduced.

Good luck

There's a repair tool in DNF that can be repaired on the Internet.

I'm sorry for giving you such a bad experience, but for players who are currently prompting SX problems when logging in, please find the corresponding prompt type and try it according to the following methods:

1. [SX Illegal Module, Error Code.]

2,xx,0】

Your situation may be due to the use of illegal software on your machine, and it is recommended that you close and uninstall such software and log back in to the game to view it.

2. [Sx Illegal Module, Error Code.]

1,xx,0】

2,5xx,x】

The issue you reported requires you to completely uninstall the game to prepare for the shooting, and then reinstall the game.

4. [SX Illegal Module, Error Code.]

2,6xx,x】

The problem you reported is that the machine is using illegal software, and it is recommended that you close and uninstall the software, log in to the game again, and if the problem persists, you will need to restart the machine.

5. [SX Illegal Module, Error Code.]

2,700,x

2,800,x】

6. [SX Illegal Module, Error Code.]

When you log in to the game and prompt the sx illegal module, error code 2,10600088,0, it is because your computer has installed illegal software, please also check whether there are the above two files in your dnf directory: as shown below), please delete them and restart the computer to log in normally.

Seven scrolls, [SX illegal module is not compatible].

When you log in to the game, it prompts that SX is incompatible, please thoroughly check and kill the Trojan and other illegal software programs in the computer, if you still can't log in, in order to completely remove some residual files in the system, we recommend that you first go to the ** special killing tool to repair, and then reinstall the computer system. Thank you for your understanding. Thank you.

I don't know what the error code you are reporting is.

Error codes 1,38,0

Just use it.

Only the official website has it.

Just look for it.

Or you have WG on your machine

Delete it and you're good to go.

2. Error code 2,800,3

Some illegal software and Trojan viruses will place illegal files in the game directory, which may cause you to be prompted by the system when you log in to the game cover and the system will prompt you that the illegal module will not be able to play normally.

2.In the game repair manuscript large duplicate, click Browse and select the installation directory of Dungeons and Warriors.

3.Click on the Repair button to complete the repair process.

Dungeons & Warriors Official**:

13 November 2008.

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