Well, that gives basically no details on what could be going wrong. I'd suggest verifying your EFT Live game files from the launcher and trying to reinstall AKI again.
Posts by Terkoiz
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Yes, I need the traces log file.
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Are you copying your Live version first, then applying AKI afterwards? Because it seems like you're doing something wrong during installation.
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This issue is caused by something in your system preventing the calls from being made. Try temporarily disabling your antivirus software or checking your firewall settings, perhaps? Someone mentioned that wiping the user folder helped, could be worth a shot.
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In the client logs folder. The same place where you found the initial client log that was requested - just make sure to grab the one that ends with traces
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For the server and module logs you uploaded the same client log twice. Please update your post with the correct logs.
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Is the client log you uploaded the ... traces.log file?
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Did you update from 1.5.1, or did you do a fresh install?
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This is answered in the FAQ - you're most likely missing .NET Framework 3.5
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i dont know if this helps but heres the server log it stays stuck like this for 20 minutes
Just make your own thread and submit all of the required information there. Final warning.
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my ram is default 3200mhz
I don't believe any RAM comes at 3200MHz as a stock speed. Your ram may be rated to run at 3200MHz, but enabling the XMP/DOCP profile in BIOS is effectively overclocking your system to run the RAM at it's rated speed. As far as your CPU and motherboard are concerned, that's an overclock. Please try turning off any of the mentioned profiles, so the RAM runs at it's true stock DDR4 speed (most commonly - 2133MHz) and playing the game again. If it still crashes, we will be able to safely rule out these possible failure points.
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This exact issue also occurs in Live, and is in no way related to AKI.
Do you have anything overclocked in your system? Try restoring your RAM overclock (disable any XMP or D.O.C.P profiles), as well as resetting any manual CPU overclocking, if you have it.Other possible causes can be lack of RAM (having only 8GB can cause this issue apparently) or having Citrix Receiver/Citrix Workstation installed on your system (you'll need to uninstall those programs)
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heres the errors from the last 12 hours, most of the applications are either the launcher or eft itself
Well, then post the errors you got from EFT? Unless there is 0 information in there about what went wrong
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Can you see if you can find anything in the Windows Event Viewer? Look for Errors under the Application logs, try to find anything about Tarkov, maybe we can find something that would put us on the right track there.
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Kiki, that error is unrelated and mostly harmless - I have it too and my game never crashes. Given how there are no outstanding errors in either of the logs, it's very hard to figure out what's causing these issues. Perhaps it's not even the game itself, but rather some software? (eg. Corsair iCUE, Msi Afterburner, NVIDIA GeForce Experience & such)
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I thought Senko cut off the tail with Chinese lads, my bad then, checked 'Rules" already and noticed same link.
All good, Fenixx. I appreciate your effort to help - but OP should've just read the frequently encountered issues thread before wasting people's time.
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Log file links aren't working anymore. Can you please reupload them? This might be a new issue that needs investigating - logs would help a lot.
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Server log looks different because the user is using Chinese locale, which causes a different header to be shown by design.
Next time, please read the Frequently Encountered Issues thread before posting, as your issue has been encountered by a lot of people asking the exact same question already.
