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October 28, 2021 at 05:31 #3585
Hey guys, I finally got around to installing joint ops, esc, and aw2 all fully patched on some of my LAN party computers.
However, I tried hosting fron in-game a co-op map, and then tried joining to it from a difference pc. I get this error when trying to join:
“There is an installation issue. Please ensure you are running the latest consumer version. (GDCO12)”
Does anyone know how to fix this error please?
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November 5, 2021 at 11:56 #3597
Hi and welcome!
Here is a list of JO errors and what they mean. Maybe this can help you.
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November 5, 2021 at 20:46 #3600
A HA! I thought It had something to do with my serial key/cd key! Thank You Very Much, Sir!
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November 5, 2021 at 21:39 #3603
Is there a fix for bypassing this error code/bypassing aw2’s cd key check before entering a server, please?
My problem is that I’m using a multiseat software (IBIK Aster) for gaming. Two users, one PC, two separate aw2 folders, but both refer to the one registry key.
Could it be possible for me to make the second game folder refer to a different cd key registry entry?
EDIT: I found that if I copy over the jointops.exe from the fully patched original game, and replace the jointops.exe in the aw2 folder with it, this fixes the GDCO12 error. However, some side effects I’ve noticed are the game crashing with sysdump when trying to change keyboard layout in game, and somethings (rarely) crashing with sysdump when exiting a mission/map.
Is there a better way, that would be more friendly on the no-crashing side of life for my multiseat software setup?
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