The Countdown thread!

[Raye]

Only 20 minutes?! The outrage! I'll be clicking the login button at least 3 hours ahead of time <__<

Also, friendly reminder... update your client! :3 there's been like 11k files added in the last couple of days.

[BladeDVD]

Also, friendly reminder... update your client! :3 there's been like 11k files added in the last couple of days.

I did this last night, and again while reading this thread just now and had updates both days. I'd just keep checking every few days to keep the download time down to a minimum.

[Lady Rhonwyn]

Only 20 minutes?! The outrage! I'll be clicking the login button at least 3 hours ahead of time <__<

Also, friendly reminder... update your client! :3 there's been like 11k files added in the last couple of days.

Hey, I didn't say I wouldn't start earlier! Just saying what I would be doing at that particular time...

17 days from now, I'll be somewhere in Divinity Reach...

[RD]

We are getting so close!

Tapatalk'd

[Lady Rhonwyn]

I wouldn't call 16 days, 19 hours, 46 minutes and some seconds, close!

[RD]

My PC has been giving me some trouble... Sometimes, it makes a clicking noise for a few minutes after it first starts up and it will lock up here and there. Once I've been using it for about five minutes, it goes away and it doesn't happen every time. This morning I turned it on and walked away and when I came back, I had a blue screen saying the software (didn't specify what) could not be started. Reboot fixed it.

I'm sure the PC would be covered, but assuming I can send it away tomorrow (which I couldn't), I don't know if it would be back in time for GW 2, so I'm not sure what to do! lol

[Lady Rhonwyn]

My PC has been giving me some trouble... Sometimes, it makes a clicking noise for a few minutes after it first starts up and it will lock up here and there. Once I've been using it for about five minutes, it goes away and it doesn't happen every time. This morning I turned it on and walked away and when I came back, I had a blue screen saying the software (didn't specify what) could not be started. Reboot fixed it.

I'm sure the PC would be covered, but assuming I can send it away tomorrow (which I couldn't), I don't know if it would be back in time for GW 2, so I'm not sure what to do! lol

Well, you got 16 days now, if you wait a day, it'll only be 15 days. And before you know it, it'll be head start and your PC will die!

[RD]

lol I know that's what I am worried about.

I E-mailed them, will see what happens. Gambling either way hah Good thing I bought that laptop :)

[Domitilde]

My PC has been giving me some trouble... Sometimes, it makes a clicking noise for a few minutes after it first starts up and it will lock up here and there. Once I've been using it for about five minutes, it goes away and it doesn't happen every time. This morning I turned it on and walked away and when I came back, I had a blue screen saying the software (didn't specify what) could not be started. Reboot fixed it.

I'm sure the PC would be covered, but assuming I can send it away tomorrow (which I couldn't), I don't know if it would be back in time for GW 2, so I'm not sure what to do! lol

Do you own one of those Deathstar (Deskstar) hard drives?

[sorudo]

My PC has been giving me some trouble... Sometimes, it makes a clicking noise for a few minutes after it first starts up and it will lock up here and there. Once I've been using it for about five minutes, it goes away and it doesn't happen every time. This morning I turned it on and walked away and when I came back, I had a blue screen saying the software (didn't specify what) could not be started. Reboot fixed it.

I'm sure the PC would be covered, but assuming I can send it away tomorrow (which I couldn't), I don't know if it would be back in time for GW 2, so I'm not sure what to do! lol

it sounds like it is a ram problem (no pun intended), that or you have a virus in your computer that ruins random software in the background.
try housecall to see if there is a virus on your PC your own virus scanner cannot detect, it solves the virus problem most of the times.
when it is your ram it's better to replace them or remove one and start it up.
i ones had this problem my self, was wondering what the clicking sound was until i removed one of the ram sticks, found out one of the memory sticks was overheated and didn't work well anymore.

if it really isn't ether of them then i can only guess a corrupted hard disk, in that case burn everything (or store it on a different hard disk) and look for a new hard disk.