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This doesnt happen much, but sometimes when i try to run a few programs written in VB i get this error: System error &H8007041D (-2147023843). The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion. Im guessing this is something that might like a connection timing out but more on the application level, just a guess from the error, so what exactly is occuring and how can i fix the problem?
What proggies are you trying to run? The error message by itself is to vauge to give you any info.
Both are bot programs that load multiple bots, theyre designed for fast reconnecting if the server drops..
I'm not really big on IRC stuff, let alone bots. . .I know there are some other people on here who could help you though, MB? Do the Bots flake on all servers or just certain ones? Do you have access to the source?
What do you mean, are you trying to run a bot flood program? *psst, their illigal and very lame if you are* Or a bot like an eggdrop?
Peace
MB
No, its not for irc, its for battle.net, its like channel warring except now since theres only one server instead of linked ones we dont have splits to try to get op, so we have to have server drops and whoever reconnects the fastest gains op, not really anything to do with flooding.
Eh, I dunno, in the situation that your giving, sounds like the error might not be correctable. . .might be something in the fashon of what your tryin to accomplish by being the first to connect. Do you have the code, or the exe? I've got a couple days off, might play around w/ it.
Gahhhhhhhhhhhh, now im starting to get the error with other programs, such as chat clients. Ive searched on Microsofts site for info about it, but the only thing they have on this type of error relates to mail, which doesn't have anything to do with the programs im getting it on which are mainly just chat clients. Anyway, heres a picture of the error.
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Gahhhhhhhhhhhh, now im starting to get the error with other programs, such as chat clients. Ive searched on Microsofts site for info about it, but the only thing they have on this type of error relates to mail, which doesn't have anything to do with the programs im getting it on which are mainly just chat clients. Anyway, heres a picture of the error.
Just wondering if it's possible you've got a corrupt file or something in Windows? Might want to run through a general Windows cleanup and see if that helps - I say this because you mention that it's happening in other apps now, so that naturally leads me to think Windows problem...
If you're running Windows XP, check you list of running services by going to Start and Run, and typing services.msc. Check to see if you have the appropriate services running for what you need to do. Example: The RPC Service may not be able to start or a service associated with it...or a service may be disabled. That would block the Remote Procedure Call (or another service) your program is trying to utilize. Also, check the Event Viewer to see what services are failing to start properly....this should help narrow it down. If it's an app that requires a connection to the web, check your firewall also. Hope this helps....
Well, i looked through services and nothing was disabled or not running for what i needed to do, and in the Event Viewer, the only errors ive been getting recently have been with nmap, which doesnt have anything to do with the apps im running but it does scan for open ports in the background i believe?
And for windows clean up, i may be spacing out a bit here, but is there a windows clean up program or are you saying to just run av, defrag, etc etc?
Hmmmmm, I wonder if maybe WinPcap is causing it. I've had problems with that and had to yank Nmap for Windows off of my XP box. You could try that. The only other thing I can think of is the bot(s) maybe be idling too fast on reconnect or trying to reconnect constantly and locking up. Try setting a delay in milliseconds...maybe 30. You could also script the service to "kill" itself after a successful reconnect.....that would allow it to re-initialize properly the next time around...maybe. You could post the code for a more in depth analysis...most of this is speculation to be honest. Without knowing exactly what's going on, it's a bit rough.