[lolig]

well I wanted to play BOUT again after a long pause and I keep getting the same error:

So, up until recently I've managed to launch this without any errors, although...now it appears I've encountered this error upon clicking start in the launcher client, I haven't re-adjusted anything or modified files.

I've attempted to run as administrator/ in compatibility mode. I've also uninstalled Boutcheetah and re-downloaded the client itself again and reinstalled, I've read numerous threads about how it'll be fixed if you redownload the client, but I am yet to succeed.

Here is the error that occurs upon starting up:

Debug Assertion Failed!

program: C:\Zylon Gaming\BoutCheetah\bout.dat

File: fseek.c
Line: 101

Expression: str != NULL

For information on how your program can cause an assertion

failure, see the visual C+ + documentation on asserts.


(press Retry to debug the application)

after pressing retry the same error keeps opening time after time...

I tried a lot of things like disabling antivirus, update stuff, etc...

nothing works ...

[EnergyCell]

i remember fseek was a internal code, try disabling your antivirus.
i had this before (not going to brag about it).

[lolig]

i remember fseek was a internal code, try disabling your antivirus.
i had this before (not going to brag about it).

if you read the full post you'll see that i already tried that a serval times...

[Shadow Z]

After disabling antivirus, did you try also disabling "Smart firewall"?
Doesn't seem like you put that you tried repairing the client either via. the launcher.

[lolig]

After disabling antivirus, did you try also disabling "Smart firewall"?
Doesn't seem like you put that you tried repairing the client either via. the launcher.

well no I haven't disabled the "smart firewall" where can I find this?

also repairing through the client causes the same error and even completely unistalling and deleting everything and downloading it again doesn't work...

[Shadow Z]

I wouldn't ask me if i tried. Also depends on the anti-virus software you have? but it should just generally right click and be next to your anti-virus/above it. But if not i recommend either dropping Santa a pm, and installing team viewer in advance and/or try downloading something like cleanup or smartpcfixer can't remember what software i used. Which will help repair most things on your pc after doing a complete scan. Some of the things this may do include:

Repair Debug Assertion Failed Problems .
Repair JavaScript / Scripting Errors.
Repair Internet Explorer / Active X Errors.
Repair C++/EXE/DLL/OCX/INF/VXD Errors.
Repair System Registry Structures.
Defrag Disk.
Repair Dll Error.
Repair 50+ Common Windows Error.
Repair File Extensions.
Optimize Startup Config
Optimize System Service
Update Windows
Clean Registry
Clean browser Histroy, Cookie & Temporary Files
Protect Privacy
Optimize PC's Performance.

http://boutcheetah.zylongaming.com/index.php?topic=17319.0. Just incase you didn't try looking there, to see if anything matches up with what you're dealing with. I personally used ADW Cleaner, which worked for me, without causing any issues. (Not for this case though). Lastly if nothing else works try install the latest version of "Direct X"

[lolig]

I wouldn't ask me if i tried. Also depends on the anti-virus software you have? but it should just generally right click and be next to your anti-virus/above it. But if not i recommend either dropping Santa a pm, and installing team viewer in advance.

teamviewer is already on my comp and I'll pm santa asap if I can't fix it by the weekend

[Shadow Z]

Edited my message, if that doesn't work then i have no idea. Sorry.

[lolig]

I use microsoft essentials
and nope still doen't work...