XINGCODE

again the same freaking problem help any1 help plz

Provide more information about your actual problem.

Try this procedure.

1. Press the Windows key and R on your keyboard and a window will pop up.
2. Type MSCONFIG in the box
3. Go to "Startup" tab
4. Press "Disable All buttons". If you don't want to disable your antivirus at startup, just tick that box. Now tick the Akami Net Session boxes to turn it back as AVA runs smoother with it on. Certain AV's will come back anyway. I always switch my ESET Nod6 to Game mode or turn it off while playing AVA.
5. Clean your LOG and XIGNCODE files again as shown by Chrome Boy in Tutorials. Even try CCleaner to clean up your PC.
6. Now restart/reboot your PC and then start AVA.

riddick i know thats you and u helped me but it worked for 10 minutes only then again that shit xingcode came eventhough no hacks or anything are on.....
but i noticed that the problem that causes xingcode to pop is Remote Service Application

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still tried it but i noticed something when ava is loadin a application pops in my bar named GDI+ app.....does this make thrid party program to pop? Oo

Remote service app may be your Anti Virus trying to update, or your ISP software. Disable it manually and try to run AVA again.

Originally Posted by WaterfrontSaint

Remote service app may be your Anti Virus trying to update, or your ISP software. Disable it manually and try to run AVA again.

tried that but still getting that freaking xingcode :/

Originally Posted by I3orninhell

tried that but still getting that freaking xingcode :/

What is this GDI App ? And can you disable it in MSCONFIG? Or try using process hacker to disable it?

Originally Posted by WaterfrontSaint

What is this GDI App ? And can you disable it in MSCONFIG? Or try using process hacker to disable it?

i tried to disable it manually but when i close MSCONFIG it automatically switches itself on :/ i will try it with process hacker !!!

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umm how to use it, there are a bunch of applications that are just running :/

Find that GDI with Process Hacker and disable it, and then reboot and see what happens.

Originally Posted by WaterfrontSaint

Find that GDI with Process Hacker and disable it, and then reboot and see what happens.

there wasnt any GDI+ file over there but i closed another file which also pops but now whenever i open AVA that GDI thing doesnt pops but im still getting the Xingcode error :/ and btw in chrome boysa tutorial he had 7 files in log, i have 18 files.... so delete all of them?

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Originally Posted by WaterfrontSaint

Find that GDI with Process Hacker and disable it, and then reboot and see what happens.

You have 18 files in Xigncode......OK. What Windows system do you run, and how long have you had 18 files in the folder.

im Wndows 7, Ubuntu, XP, and 8 but i use windows 7 for gaming and i hv 18 files from the starting...

Originally Posted by I3orninhell

im Wndows 7, Ubuntu, XP, and 8 but i use windows 7 for gaming and i hv 18 files from the starting...

I use Windows 7 64bit and only have 7 files. How the chuff did you get 18 files man???

Did you use Process Hacker a while back to disable the xigncode xhunter1.sys driver in processes. I think there is a Tut in Tutorials on how to do it.

Only when you have checked for the sys Driver file, back up and save a copy of the 18 files on a USB first............. Then Try deleting all of them except x3.xem and xnina.xem. Then login to AVA and see if that works.

Originally Posted by WaterfrontSaint

lol i deleted all files now i have 5 :/ but before i used to cut them from origignal place and then try to run but when i still had the problem i used to put it back lololol so dumb of me XD

this is the files

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XINGCODE

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