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    BattleEye Ban #38

    Aerolus replied to Aerolus's topic in DayZ Mod Troubleshooting

    Well I don't have Cheat Engine installed, but after waiting for 10 or so minutes it started letting me back in.
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    BattleEye Ban #38

    Aerolus posted a topic in DayZ Mod Troubleshooting

    Hey, for some reason whenever I try to join my friends DayZ Epoch server I get a kick saying "BattleEye Ban #38" I'm able to join any other Epoch server with no trouble, and the server admin is saying he can't do anything about it. Is there a fix here before I need to email BattleEye?
  3. Aerolus started following Battleye Kick for corrupt data #5
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    Battleye Kick for corrupt data #5

    Aerolus replied to DaBi's topic in DayZ Mod Troubleshooting

    I was playing on a server, and it shut down (No Message Received) so I left. I came back a few minutes later, and I got the Corrupt Data #5. I re-installed by BE and it let me get in, but I left to go to a daytime server. I went to join another and I got Corrupt Data again. Anybody have a fix for this? I run Malwarebytes (Anti Malware) and Avast!, and I've never had any problems with either. The only things open are Skype, Six Launcher (Dayzcommander crashes my internet), DayZ, and my antiviruses.
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