Tenekhaas

Thanks for the quick reply!

I ran the repair tool and re-installed my .NET Framework 1.1 & 4.5 that were installed on my machine, without results. Just noticed the LPC requires the 3.5 version (which should be covered by 4.5, but you never know), so I'm looking at that now (but the installation setup won't do anything... *sigh*)

lunarwtr

I'm sorry it is not working correctly. The only thing I can think of is that LPC uses microsoft .net framework. It could be that while many of the files exists, something is not quite right with .net installation. You might see if the .net framework needs reinstalled or repaired. I know microsoft has a .net repair tool that can check to make sure everything is ok. This blog on msdn referenced several good links on microsofts site (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/astebner/arc...3/8999004.aspx). Perhaps one of them can help. Good luck.

While it is not ideal, you could also try temporarily using the LPC that was written in java. It will work for windows, but doesn't have the nice installation support & windows shortcuts that get installed with normal windows based one. http://www.lotrointerface.com/downlo...mMacLinux.html

Tenekhaas

I encounter a strange problem ever since my desktop got nearly completely wiped by some virus... When I try to launch LPC, it immediately crashes (I don't even see it open, it just shows the classic window you always see when a program stops working properly on Windows). Re-installing it doesn't work, neither does running it as Administrator. Any suggestions?

My specs in case you need those:

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit
Processor: AMD Phenom II x4 965 (quad core)
Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6800 series
RAM: 4GB
Software is up to date

Thanks in advance

lunarwtr

I believe this happens when your user account does not have access to write files to the windows installation folder. Try running the installer as administrator and seeing if that solve the problem for you.

pvthudson

Get the following:

Unexpected error with the package, error code 2503

Hyoss

I have an issue where LPC tries to update WardenEase2 v 2.31 to version 0.5; basically it mixes up WardenEase2 and the earlier WardenEase - I already deleted the ZIP files from my temp folder, but it still has this issue. The plugincompendium file for WardenEase2 seems correct, all links in it point to the WardenEase2 page and ID on lotrointerface. I would appreciate a fix, if you need any additional info I'll be glad to help.

Modnar

Lunarwater,

Would you consider making the Installed Plugins tab similar to the Add New Plugins tab? Including the divider, plugin info and website link will allow users to re-locate the webpage if they need to review any updates, plugin commands, make feature requests, or read comments.

Thanks for considering the idea.

Mosby

Can you please add:

http://www.lotrointerface.com/downlo...irtueView.html

Thanks.

Vinny

I've added another plugin; please add it to your list:
http://www.lotrointerface.com/downlo...Reference.html

Stigger32

Hi!

Can we get a compendium update for the latest raid/instance cluster items/gear/etc...?

Love your work!

Davinna

InCalc Should be updated. Thanks for "stopping by" and letting me know!

Vinny

I've added another plugin:
http://www.lotrointerface.com/downloads/info821

lunarwtr

Added it to LPC. Thanks for Supporting!

Davinna

Here's a new plugin to be added for support with LPC
http://www.lotrointerface.com/downlo...17-InCalc.html

BTW, thanks for such a great tool

lunarwtr

added