[TragicHero]

Originally Posted by xpaperclip

When you first start the repair, you should see something like this:

In particular, note if the Locales and Version match.

• If the locale is wrong, make sure you are in fact trying to repair a SEA copy that hasn't been messed with to be Korean localized or similar.
• If the version is wrong, check the files were actually deleted from the MPQ (if you have UAC enabled, it may be not writing to the Program Files directory).
• If they do match, check the hosts file in step 3 took effect by pinging enUS.patch.battle.net. If it resolves to an IP other than 202.9.66.78, it is repairing from the wrong server and won't work. Again, may need to Run As Admin if UAC is enabled.

Mine doesn't work I've done everything and the details on the Repair tool matches yours. When I ping enUS.patch.battle.net I get "pinging us.patch.battle.net (12.129.206.133)"

[xpaperclip]

Originally Posted by TragicHero

Mine doesn't work I've done everything and the details on the Repair tool matches yours. When I ping enUS.patch.battle.net I get "pinging us.patch.battle.net (12.129.206.133)"

That means you haven't done the step 3 properly, the IP should be 202.9.66.78. Make sure you pasted the line as it is (no # or anything like that).

[TragicHero]

Originally Posted by xpaperclip

That means you haven't done the step 3 properly, the IP should be 202.9.66.78. Make sure you pasted the line as it is (no # or anything like that).

Ah sorry. I did a rookie mistake. Totally forgot to remove the file extension lol