Easy, SystemShark.
I had the exact same problem, this is due to a bug in the db.sql file.
Run mysql.exe, "use eq" or whatever your DB may be, and enter this:
Code:
alter table account modify status int(5) not null default '0';
Then try and set your status again.
The problem lies in the fact that right now your status column is a signed byte(3) meaning it supports values of -128 to 127, instead of being unsigned (0 - 255). The above line sets it to an int, allowing 255 and greater status, while still allowing negative for the ban and suspended status.
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