SolvedOrape Client - Language error
Orape Client - Language error
Working earlier today, then I get hit with the infamous "D'oh this isn't good" error. Unable to load language what's causing the problem?
I have deleted and redownloaded the clients, SWF won't work but I can access the website. What's going on?
I have deleted and redownloaded the clients, SWF won't work but I can access the website. What's going on?
Originally Posted by danieo
Working earlier today, then I get hit with the infamous "D'oh this isn't good" error. Unable to load language what's causing the problem?
I have deleted and redownloaded the clients, SWF won't work but I can access the website. What's going on?
I have deleted and redownloaded the clients, SWF won't work but I can access the website. What's going on?
I accepted the swf and it's still not allowing it
Originally Posted by danieo
I accepted the swf and it's still not allowing it
But you can also drag the client to desktop and allow the desktop
Attempt the method given above, should work @danieo
try this method:
1. Press Windows Key + R. The "Run" program should show up in the lower left corner of your screen.
2. Type in "%appdata%" and press OK. It should open you up to a list of folders in Windows Explorer.
3. Find "Macromedia", then "Flash Player", then "#Security".
4. IF YOU SEE A FOLDER NAMED "FlashPlayerTrust", GO TO STEP 5.
IF YOU DO NOT SEE THE FOLDER, GO TO STEP 6.
AFTER FINISHING STEP 5 OR 6, PROCEDE TO STEP 7.
5. Open the folder I mentioned above.
6. Create a new folder called "FlashPlayerTrust" in "#Security".
7. Create a new text document in the folder. Open it up and type in "c:\". Click "Save As". Instead of a text document, change it to "all files". Type in "winetrust.cfg" as the title for the text document. Click save.
8. Delete the original text document. DONT delete the new .cfg file you made.
The client should work by then. I have to give credit to a guy named Sebastian Cor for this solution (thank you Sebastian!!!!). If you have any additional questions or comments, feel free to ask.
2. Type in "%appdata%" and press OK. It should open you up to a list of folders in Windows Explorer.
3. Find "Macromedia", then "Flash Player", then "#Security".
4. IF YOU SEE A FOLDER NAMED "FlashPlayerTrust", GO TO STEP 5.
IF YOU DO NOT SEE THE FOLDER, GO TO STEP 6.
AFTER FINISHING STEP 5 OR 6, PROCEDE TO STEP 7.
5. Open the folder I mentioned above.
6. Create a new folder called "FlashPlayerTrust" in "#Security".
7. Create a new text document in the folder. Open it up and type in "c:\". Click "Save As". Instead of a text document, change it to "all files". Type in "winetrust.cfg" as the title for the text document. Click save.
8. Delete the original text document. DONT delete the new .cfg file you made.
The client should work by then. I have to give credit to a guy named Sebastian Cor for this solution (thank you Sebastian!!!!). If you have any additional questions or comments, feel free to ask.
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