Crash when log in

[Quack]

So when I try enter my v83 source I get to the login screen, after entering username, password and clicking login I dc and getting an error of 'You have been dc, pls try again later'.

Remind me what did I do wrong\what cause this\how to fix it? I don't remember :huh:

Thank you.

 

[Twdtwd]

Sounds like you're missing the JCE Policy files. Without those, the packet encryption won't work and disconnect you on any packet.

 

[Quack]

Sounds like you're missing the JCE Policy files. Without those, the packet encryption won't work and disconnect you on any packet.

I did add them, but it doesn't work.
Added to:
C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_111\lib/ext
C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_111\lib
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_111\jre\lib
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_111\jre\lib\ext
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_111\jre\lib\security

I tried but still nothing, so I tried to add the compiled file with it, I REALLY don't remember if I need or not, so I said why not, but if I add it to:
C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_111\lib\ext

Makes the console to give me this error:

So what am I doing wrong? The compiled file has everything required.

Btw, I got x64 computer so I downloaded the NetBeans + Java8 x64 package.

 

[Twdtwd]

Type "java -version" into a command line, that will tell you which java version it's using. Make sure to put the policy files in the lib\security folder of the jre. In both the JDK and JRE for that version.

 

[Quack]

Type "java -version" into a command line, that will tell you which java version it's using. Make sure to put the policy files in the lib\security folder of the jre. In both the JDK and JRE for that version.

I did I'm still getting an error when getting into the login. :\
Any more suggestions?

 

[ahnlab]

Do you have multiple JDK versions? if you do, then delete all of them and then install JDK8.
If not, then try to check the binary format of your project, right click and your project > properties > at the bottom you'll see it, make sure it's on jdk8.
This error occurs when the jdk is not installed correctly or you have multiple versions of jdk (I remember someone had this error too and the cause was multiple versions of jdk installed)

 

[Quack]

Do you have multiple JDK versions? if you do, then delete all of them and then install JDK8.
If not, then try to check the binary format of your project, right click and your project > properties > at the bottom you'll see it, make sure it's on jdk8.
This error occurs when the jdk is not installed correctly or you have multiple versions of jdk (I remember someone had this error too and the cause was multiple versions of jdk installed)

I have removed any java related files and uninstalled with 'Your Uninstaller!' everything. I have a x64 computer, so I've downloaded the JDK Update 111 (64-bit). I don't have any other JDK on my computer except this, even my uninstaller only recognize one.

Proof I have that on my computer:

The JCE8 files are all in the lib, lib/exit and lib/security folders on both JRE and JDK.

More suggestions? I feel faithless, lol.

 

[ahnlab]

I have removed any java related files and uninstalled with 'Your Uninstaller!' everything. I have a x64 computer, so I've downloaded the JDK Update 111 (64-bit). I don't have any other JDK on my computer except this, even my uninstaller only recognize one.

Proof I have that on my computer:

The JCE8 files are all in the lib, lib/exit and lib/security folders on both JRE and JDK.

More suggestions? I feel faithless, lol.

Maybe your libraries are curropted? try to get libraries from different source.

 

[Quack]

Maybe your libraries are curropted? try to get libraries from different source.

They are not, I've tried already.

Any more suggestions? T_T

 

[Quack]

Solved: Changed the JDK8.111 to JDK8.112.

THE JDK 8.111 IS FUCKED UP FOR MAPLESTORY DON'T USE IT!!!!

Thanks everyone for helping me <3

 

[ahnlab]

Solved: Changed the JDK8.111 to JDK8.112.

THE JDK 8.111 IS FUCKED UP FOR MAPLESTORY DON'T USE IT!!!!

Thanks everyone for helping me <3

Actually I'm usuing JDK8 version 111 with no problems. But I'm glad you found a solution that works for you