WTF is this supposed to mean?
Wargod The Great
Im not a tech dude but wtf does it mean when you turn on guild wars it says another copy of guildwars is running etc. when its not.. uhh HELP?
Wargod The Great
it wont start up wtf i checked everywhere and there is not another copy of guild wars runing anywhere WTF IS GOING ON?
EiS
Have you tried pushing Ctrl-Alt-Delete togher then under the processes see if GW is running
ifuwerepbandj
You might have had your account stolen. This happened to me once while I was in game, it kicked me off. So I immediately changed my password. I haven't had the problem again but I am definately scared it might happen.
Tachyon
Take a screenshot of the mesage that you're recieving and post it here. Perhaps that may help someone to clarify your situation.
batou
probably someone with your account is playing on it from another computer
Red Locust
Quit out of GW, press CTRL + ALT + DEL, go to the processes tab (on win xp), find and end all instances of GW.exe. Then start GW again. I get that message regularly, and this always solves my problem.
Opeth11
Actually, this has happened to me quite often. Everytime it happened - 5 times or so now - I just restarted my computer and it was fine. Of course, Red Locust's idea should work, but I havn't tried it so i can't vouche.
And to the replies about someone else using your account, it should not matter, seeing as the problem is the actual STARTING up of Guild Wars.
And to the replies about someone else using your account, it should not matter, seeing as the problem is the actual STARTING up of Guild Wars.
dargon
Uhh guys, he's not in guildwars, he's trying to start it up and windows is telling him that it's already running.
Reboot the computer and try again, if that fails, uninstall guild wars and reinstall it.
Reboot the computer and try again, if that fails, uninstall guild wars and reinstall it.
Lord Cooper
the problem is when you last played guild wars and exited it didnt end all the processes related to it properly. easy fix is to reboot the comp. or just end the processes in task manager as has already been suggested.
Josh
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Originally Posted by dargon
Uhh guys, he's not in guildwars, he's trying to start it up and windows is telling him that it's already running.
Reboot the computer and try again, if that fails, uninstall guild wars and reinstall it. |
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SaucE
When ever you are having PC issues, the first thing you always try is REBOOTING THE SYSTEM. 99% of the time it corrects the problem.
Reboot or terminate the GW.exe process like everyone else has mentioned.
Reboot or terminate the GW.exe process like everyone else has mentioned.
Teklord
Ah the three R's of computers:
Reboot?
Re-install?
Re-format! (The last, but ultimate fix for non-hardware issues)
Of course some specific problems can be solved by other specific solutions.
Reboot?
Re-install?
Re-format! (The last, but ultimate fix for non-hardware issues)
Of course some specific problems can be solved by other specific solutions.
Tachyon
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Originally Posted by Teklord
Ah the three R's of computers:
Reboot? Re-install? Re-format! (The last, but ultimate fix for non-hardware issues) Of course some specific problems can be solved by other specific solutions. |
