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#Native access stuck on updating install
#Native access stuck on updating drivers
#Native access stuck on updating update
#Native access stuck on updating driver
#Native access stuck on updating software

We recommend C:\Games\GW2 or something similar. In addition, you may want to make sure that your GW2 folder is not installed to your Program Files directory.This will “back up” your file and allow you to download a new working copy of the game. First, try re-downloading the game data file by renaming your current Gw2.dat file (located in your installation folder) to Gw2.old and running the launcher again.The most likely possibility is that your Gw2.dat file has somehow been corrupted-either when downloading the game or due to a crash.

#Native access stuck on updating drivers

You can download the latest DirectX 9.0c drivers here: My client is stuck updating at 99% with one file left. Similar to the service pack, Guild Wars 2 requires DirectX 9 to be installed before it will run properly.

#Native access stuck on updating install

Please visit to download and install any critical updates you're missing. In many cases, downloading the service pack has helped resolve issues that prevent the game from launching or cause it to crash. Guild Wars 2 is not supported without this service pack.

#Native access stuck on updating driver

Nvidia users can find the latest driver for their video card here.ĭo you have Windows 7 Service Pack 1 installed?.AMD users can find the latest drivers for their video card here.Have you updated your video card drivers recently? From here, un-check the option for “Read-Only” and left click on Ok to save your changes. To ensure that it is able to make changes, right-click on your Guild Wars 2 folder and select Properties. The client needs to add files to the game folder before it can run properly. Is the folder that contains the game set to "Read Only?" Try starting Gw2.exe by right-clicking on the file and selecting Run as Administrator. You may need administrator privileges to run the client or access the folder in which your game client is located. Here are a few things to check:Īre you an administrator on your computer or on Windows Vista / 7?

#Native access stuck on updating update

Right-click on and select Disable for both NI Update Service Check Task and NI Update Service Startup Task.This could be caused by several problems with your game client.Select Task Scheduler Library in the left most column to show all associated tasks.Alternatively, search for Task Scheduler in your Windows start menu. Navigate to Start✼ontrol Panel»System and Security✺dministrative Tools»Task Scheduler.It is also possible to disable NI Update Service using Task Scheduler: This will not prevent clients from manually installing drivers or other unlicensed software. Note : Only network administrators can disable the ability to install updates using NI Volume License Manager. Set Disable NI Update Service on all client machines to Yes.You are also given the option to restrict clients to downloading only critical updates and patches. Set Allow clients to use NI Update Service to Deny or Allow only viewing of updates.Navigate to Tools»Preferences»VLA Policies.

#Native access stuck on updating software

With the method above, NI Update Service will always check for updates after a new software installation.ĭepending on your installed version of the NI Volume License Manager, complete one of the following set of steps to prevent your users from installing updates. Note : You need administrator privileges to make these changes.

Click OK to confirm the settings, and close the dialog.

Uncheck the Enable periodic checking box.

Allow Windows to have this program make changes to the computer.

Navigate to Start✺ll Programs»National Instruments and launch NI Update Service.

Then follow the appropriate steps below depending on the type of license you have.Ĭomplete the following steps to disable automatic updates from the NI Update Manager: If NI Package Manager (NIPM) is installed on the system, you must download the below attachment (ni-update-service-block_1.2-0+f0_windows_all.nipkg) and install it by double clicking the package. It can also be disabled using Windows Task Scheduler. The method you use will depend on whether you have a single seat license or a Volume License Agreement. There are multiple ways to disable automatic updates of National Instruments software. National Instruments recommends that you install NI Update Service for easily installing software upgrades and patches.