Xingcode error crash

[Ame]

Hello!

For whatever reason this only happens when I afk during the night when I sleep: even though I put BDO into exceptions for antivirus scans, xingcode gets pinged as malware. Not when I afk for hours during daylight though. It´s so weird. Any ideas? I´ll screenshot it next time it happens.

[Ghost]

Hi there, this sounds like XINGCODE3 is interfered by a scheduled program running instances in the background.

Do you recall the exact error message? If it displays one at all?

Check to see if your Antivirus, or indeed, any other programs, are scheduled for a background scan at or within that time frame you leave the game in AFK and it crashes.

Run the Task Scheduler program, then click on 'Task Sceduler Library' on the left, to get a view on the possible culprits running at the scheduled time when the game is set to AFK but crashes. Disable the possible culprits and then reboot your system, and see if the error crops up again when you AFK.

(Type Task Schduler into search or Cortana function if you can't find it in Control Panel.)

[Ame]

The error code is 0xE019101A and is warning me about a suspicious program, trojaner or virus. I have made several full searches with my antivirus software and it found nothing at all.

It seems to be a notice from xingcode itself, when I click on "Log" button it will open the xingcode folder.

Thanks, I will check out this scheduler.

[Ghost]

This 0xE019101A error code is most often related to interferences from antivirus programs, flagging the game and XINGCODE3, and XINGCODE is simply not liking it, flagging it as a suspicious program in return. Have you allowed the game and XINGCOODE3 on your Antivirus' allowed list?

XMAG.XEM is one of the major culprits getting flagged, so add that to your antivirus' allowed list. it's located at the following directory:

Program Files (x86) > Steam > steamapps > common > Black Desert Online > bin64 > xc > na > 2

[Ame]

The whole folder and sub folder of BDO have been on my allowed list since I first played BDO. I use AVAST. Thanks I will add the xem file seperately too.

[Ame]

I just noticed that BDO is running 32-bit xingcode3. My OS is 64-bit though. Important?

[Ghost]

That's normal, so pay no attention to it. : )

Is your game running fine or still getting errors? You haven't stated, so I'm wondering.

[Ame]

I need like 1 week to test it. It doesn´t always occur. Will report back :)

[Ghost]

Ah, I see, so it's working fine now then. Hopefully it'll keep up the pace and all.

[Ame]

Unfortunately it´s still happening but not as often^^ It sometimes occurs when the modem is turned off while the game is still running.

[Ghost]

Aye, that would be the 'norm' and nothing to be worried about, as XINGCODE3 is suddenly being interrupted when your modem is off. As long as your antivirus scans come clean, you needn't be too concerned with anything malicious on your system, interfering with the game, or otherwise. : )

On a completely different note, but in the same line of thinking where XINGCODE3 is concerned, I've put myself in a position where I'll be receiving the "Fail To Init Security" error. ln hopes of tackling it on the current Windows 10 Insider Preview Builds, where a fix is no longer possible. Hopefully I'll get the stubborn error on my Insider Preview Build, but more importantly, I hope to come up with a possible fix to it, as it's one of the more stubborn errors to get around.

[Xios]

I got that error for the first time last night and it was due to my internet going out. At first I though I had a virus because that pop up's stock image looks sketchy as ♥♥♥♥.

[Ghost]

They must have fixed the internal coding of the game while also migrating servers, as the game no longer interferes with Windows Insider Preview builds security measures. This is good news! As I cannot get the 'Fail To Init Security' error to pop up on the latest Insider Preview builds.