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[trevius]

You mean 5998?

Host=eqemulator.net:5998

Make sure you are following this guide:

http://www.eqemulator.net/wiki/wikka...akka=PlayGuide

Otherwise, everything you already said sounds good to me.

[445kabal]

Originally Posted by trevius

You mean 5998?

yeah, my EQHost file was 5558

thanks for the response, I wish i could get this to work :(

[trevius]

Originally Posted by 445kabal

yeah, my EQHost file was 5558

thanks for the response, I wish i could get this to work :(

You tried with 5998 in your eqhost file right? Just trying to make sure, since you keep typing 555.

If you are running a dual or quad core CPU or windows Vista, you might want to check out this post:
http://www.eqemulator.net/forums/showthread.php?t=25327

[445kabal]

I did it again :( sorry I used 5998

I'm running a single core AMD processor and have never had problems playing EQLive

[trevius]

I know you mentioned in your first post that you are running a retail copy of titanium, but the only other thing I can think of that would cause this is the incorrect version of EQ. Where did you get the copy of Titanium from?

[joligario]

Windows Firewall?

[445kabal]

Originally Posted by trevius

I know you mentioned in your first post that you are running a retail copy of titanium, but the only other thing I can think of that would cause this is the incorrect version of EQ. Where did you get the copy of Titanium from?

I bought it at EBGames

Originally Posted by joligario

Windows Firewall?

it's off

[trevius]

One fix I remember now that I saw a while back was someone had to go back through the options by clicking the options button in eq after opening eq, but before logging in. Then they just went through the options like normal. I think the important part was they had to select their video card. Don't as me why that would work, but I think it did work for at least 1 guy. Maybe also try updating your video card drivers and you might even want to try messing with your resolution.

Oh ya, and what internet connection speed do you have? If you are running P2P or Torrent programs on any PCs on your network, try turning them off and see what happens. Those types of file sharing programs can be MAJOR connection hogs and could definitely cause an issue like this.