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Edit:

As of 1.5.3.3 this should never happen anymore. Let us know if it does.






If you are getting this error


This means that PR/BF2 finds an entry in your hosts file it does not like. For PR 1.5.3+ this would be any line that does not start with a '#' and contains "localhost". From 1.5.3.1+ only the first line should matter. This check was done by DICE, not us. We just made hack to only check first line
You can find the hosts file at You can open it using Notepad. To edit it you will need to run Notepad as admin. You can find the default content of the hosts file here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/hel ... he-default

thank you so much. I was already going crazy ...

this worked for me, thnx for the help Mats.

To make it clear:
All you need to do is insert a new empty line as the first line.

(Or stop messing with system files, you don't need a localhost entry in windows 7+)

Got mine to work.

WINDOWS 7

Basically go to:

C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc

Hosts will be hidden; you have to go to Organize Folder, Folder and Search Options, View, and make sure that "hide protected o/s files" disabled. You'll see the host file. Right click it, and under security, allow "full control"

You will see some random number 127.0.0.1 or something, simply add # in front.

I am currently having this problem since I switched to windowed mode. I have added the empty space and now I do not get the error message; but I do stilll crash.

Do you know what might be the problem?

UncleSmek wrote:I am currently having this problem since I switched to windowed mode. I have added the empty space and now I do not get the error message; but I do stilll crash.

Do you know what might be the problem?

If you do not get this error message then it's not the problem. It can't happen anymore. Make a new thread and show exactly where you crash.

Just got this error. It was saying something about "not optimal resolution" until I tried it in windowed view and got this. Any help?

00SoldierofFortune00 wrote:Just got this error. It was saying something about "not optimal resolution" until I tried it in windowed view and got this. Any help?

This isn't related. Make a new thread.