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Ok so mumble has never given me any issues. The other day, I go to play PR, I open mumble, click connect, everything is fine, I get thrown into the main channel as per usual. I go on the server, try mumble, not working. I go to the desktop, and mumble is not automatically shifting me to the server I'm playing in. I manually select the sever, I can talk to people in the main channel, but cannot join the squad I'm in.

I try the create certificate thing, doesn't really come to much. I uninstall, delete the folder, reinstall, and wtf my username is still there, however it says I've got an invalid password and now I cannot connect to anything, I cannot find where the fk to manually delete mumble as to complete clear everything out (it's still coming up with my username when I run the program after i've just fresh installed it!) and I cannot find anywhere on this site to explain to me what I should be doing to install it or how to create the certificate.

Help me out, I'm pissed.

Ok I managed to find my old cert back up and I've sorted that problem, however i still cannot join server channels and it's not moving me automatically.

To completely remove all registry entries for PRmumble is still a bit of work, it is a Beta fterall.. here are directions:

'[R-COM wrote:LITOralis.nMd;1735283']How to completely uninstall PRMumble 1.0 Beta 4

Here is how to completely uninstall PRMumble 1.0 Beta 4


PR TECH SUPPORT CAN NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTION. Altering the Windows Registry can cause Windows to cease functioning properly, causes various errors, or brick the Windows installation.

Taking a Chainsaw to ALL PRmumble entries in Windows Registry.

FIrst a note, as per the Mumble FAQ, Mumble has no kernel components, source FAQ/English - Mumble.

Uninstall the older PRMUmble 0.5 beta, uninstall PRMumble 1.0, (and uninstall any other Mumble versions installed.)
Uninstall PRMumble in Control Panel preferably.
Start command prompt and type "%appdata%" in it (without quotes) and press Enter. It should open YourUsername>AppData>Roaming directory. Then you can delete the complete Mumble(PR Edition) folder.
Then backup your registry inside RegEdit or your registry editor of choice. Directions to do this inside RegEdit: Back up the registry

Download and install CCleaner from Piriform: CCleaner - Download
Directions for the following steps from Piriform: CCleaner - Registry cleaning
ALWAYS backup your registry inside CCLeaner when prompted!!!.
then use CCleaner and get rid of registry errors related to Mumble,

Open Regedit again.
then search through your registry in RegEdit (In Menu, Edit->Find, or Ctrl-F ) Use search term: Mumble .
and delete everything (except the uninstaller entries) related to PRMumble and Mumble.

Then reinstall PRMumble.

That's what I call taking a chainsaw to a chopstick.