GProxy problems under Windows 7

[RoEnder]

Hi. I have windows 7 (64 bit) installed on 2 machines. And Warcraft III worked super on both of them until of new gproxy version.
I run gropxy and go in game, and after login it takes me out of the game back to the desktop.

I run all the reg fixers and I have all the .net versions installed (2.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5) also the latest version C++ redistributed package (is development machine)
I checked manually the registers and they are ok.
I saw that I am not the only one with this problem, but there are no tips in this post how to solve it :
[URL]http://eurobattle.net/threads/184728-Gproxy-shuts-down-after-I-enter-my-W3-login-password?p=1558182[/URL]

Please advice me how to run again the old good Warcraft III with the new gproxy.

[Cen]

It's simple.. your registry is incorrect. Send a screenshot.

[RoEnder]

Ok. Some registry print screens :

I used W3Fixer.exe .... so the result is the same as presented in the first post.... same behaviour....

[Cen]

add me on skype: cenarius21

[RoEnder]

I did add you. I am waiting for you...

[Cen]

will be online at night, probably

[RoEnder]

I spent more time investigating the problem... and I found that if the gproxy and euroloader are run from explorer on from the menu.... it works. But if I try to run them from Total Commander (in admin mode) or from any other file manager is happening the presented situation from the beginning of this thread.
Is the first such situation that I ever met so far in my many year as developer. It would be interesting to find an answer ... why it behaves like this.

[niceone]

Why would you run gproxy / warcraft 3 in a file manager?

[RoEnder]

Because, as a developer I need to move fast between files and I need to make many operations that Explorer is very poor from this point of view. So I use Total Commander for almost everything and of course I run Warcraft 3 by using it and I had the unexpected problem that I presented in this thread.

[niceone]

I did some test cases and all returned that it worked without a problem...

So your registery isn't good

[AgiZ]

Same problem here.
I run windows as user, not admin. So in Total Commander when i doubleclick gproxy (or right click and "run as administrator") it asks me for admin pass, same for running euroloader. Game starts, i connect to battle.net and when i enter u/p the game just closes with same reason as mentioned above.
If i do the same from "My Computer" it works fine.

Now that i found that running through Total Commander is the problem i finally tried to play a game, even though i am not banned every game i join throws me out. That looks like this:

What is that [ERROR] anyway?

Thanks for help.

[Cen]

@Agiz: seems like you are banned on lagabuse to me

@Total commander: that's a new one. Gproxy checks if the path of the running w3 is the same as path in the registry. Maybe total commander is messing up with the execution path. No friggin idea.

[AgiZ]

Oh, it was something much more basic. In my reinstallation frenzy i forgot to download last DotA map
Seems to work fine now (explorer way, not Total Commander one).

[MashPotatoTower]

I have this very same issue
is there a trouble shooting thread around?

[niceone]

I have this very same issue
is there a trouble shooting thread around?

Make a new thread