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Crow King · 10-07-2002, 06:24 PM

When r u getting the path error? When you first start it up? If so, it is because Autokick is looking for its files and can't find them. Did you remove it and re-install into a new directory without using the installer program? From your last message, it sounds like this may be the case. If so, the registry entries aren't up to date. To fix this, just copy your Autokick files from the directory that they are in now to the directory that they used to be in.

Lemme know if that doesn't work.

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Crow King is Offline Senior Member Posts: 542 Join Date: Jan 2002	10-07-2002, 06:24 PM When r u getting the path error? When you first start it up? If so, it is because Autokick is looking for its files and can't find them. Did you remove it and re-install into a new directory without using the installer program? From your last message, it sounds like this may be the case. If so, the registry entries aren't up to date. To fix this, just copy your Autokick files from the directory that they are in now to the directory that they used to be in. Lemme know if that doesn't work.