aIW Error: System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error FOURDeltaOne
hi guy and girls if many of you are having this error message coming up wen you try and play mw2 and mw3 on four delta one
System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error 404)
Not Found.
at System.Net.WebClietn.DownloadDataInternal(Uri address,
WebRequest& request)
at System.Net.WebClient.DownloadStrings(Uri address)
at System.Net.WebClient.DownloadStrings (String address)
at DBNUpdater.Core.GetData(String fileName)
at DBNUpdater.Core****n(Object state)
this is why
They're at it again. Seeing a court order I received earlier in September, on request of Activision a local court ordered me to take down 'any CoD content' - which somehow seems to include temporary files used by the updater to 'verify' a game installation. Since receiving the court order, I have contacted a local law firm which is still in the process of going over the case, however, today I received an e-mail containing a letter (German, page 2), claiming that other projects are also infringing this court order.
Although I'm still standing by my point that these titles do not contain any Activision files (and therefore I am not 'providing (part of) the games'), I have taken them offline pending further investigation as a precaution.
Indeed, this means you can not play at this time - do not complain, it's Activision whining again.
System.Net.WebException: The remote server returned an error 404)
Not Found.
at System.Net.WebClietn.DownloadDataInternal(Uri address,
WebRequest& request)
at System.Net.WebClient.DownloadStrings(Uri address)
at System.Net.WebClient.DownloadStrings (String address)
at DBNUpdater.Core.GetData(String fileName)
at DBNUpdater.Core****n(Object state)
this is why
They're at it again. Seeing a court order I received earlier in September, on request of Activision a local court ordered me to take down 'any CoD content' - which somehow seems to include temporary files used by the updater to 'verify' a game installation. Since receiving the court order, I have contacted a local law firm which is still in the process of going over the case, however, today I received an e-mail containing a letter (German, page 2), claiming that other projects are also infringing this court order.
Although I'm still standing by my point that these titles do not contain any Activision files (and therefore I am not 'providing (part of) the games'), I have taken them offline pending further investigation as a precaution.
Indeed, this means you can not play at this time - do not complain, it's Activision whining again.



