01-17-2010, 03:36 PM
[COLOR="White"]In order to patch Ultima Online, you need to run a fresh install of Ultima Online, (I assume it's on your start menu) and that will open the autopatch window before the game client itself starts.
In the event that you're using a very old Ultima Online disc, I'd recommend downloading Ultima Online : Mondains Legacy from EA. There's a link that can be found in the downloads section of this website.
So here's the rundown : Assuming you have downloaded and installed Mondain's Legacy, you'll need to autopatch it to a version that is supported by IN:X. I believe that client version 6.0.3.0 is preferred. Once you've reached that version of Ultima Online during the patching process, you'll need to manually close the autopatcher before it downloads any further patches, (which can complicate matters) and you can THEN proceed to run the IN:X patcher.
(Note that adding custom IN:X files before patching Ultima Online itself messes with UO's default autopatcher, and the chances are good that it won't update from that point onward, and will require a fresh install.)
Once you have completed those steps, I'd also recommend that you download the version of razor found on this website, as it's the most compatible version, and it removes encryption from the Ultima Online client. The link is in the download section.
If you follow those instructions to the letter, there's no apparent reason that Ultima Online shouldn't run normally without crashes.[/COLOR] :eek:
In the event that you're using a very old Ultima Online disc, I'd recommend downloading Ultima Online : Mondains Legacy from EA. There's a link that can be found in the downloads section of this website.
So here's the rundown : Assuming you have downloaded and installed Mondain's Legacy, you'll need to autopatch it to a version that is supported by IN:X. I believe that client version 6.0.3.0 is preferred. Once you've reached that version of Ultima Online during the patching process, you'll need to manually close the autopatcher before it downloads any further patches, (which can complicate matters) and you can THEN proceed to run the IN:X patcher.
(Note that adding custom IN:X files before patching Ultima Online itself messes with UO's default autopatcher, and the chances are good that it won't update from that point onward, and will require a fresh install.)
Once you have completed those steps, I'd also recommend that you download the version of razor found on this website, as it's the most compatible version, and it removes encryption from the Ultima Online client. The link is in the download section.
If you follow those instructions to the letter, there's no apparent reason that Ultima Online shouldn't run normally without crashes.[/COLOR] :eek:
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