1e hex or Adventures of Duel Account logging - how not to ld

[Lieva]

does it exsist or was it made up to confuzzle peeps.

only those involved can know its answer

[Adianna]

It is 30 dec.

[Norcott]

does it exsist or was it made up to confuzzle peeps.

only those involved can know its answer

:kick:
Win32PrioritySeparation REG_DWORD 0x0000001e (30)

This is the setting of prioity control.. when setting this you set the decimal to 30 in ur Priority window (which is accessed by double clicking on Win32PrioritySeparation name in regedit control001) when changng the decimal to 30 it counterpart Hexadecimal changes to 1e (30) which is shown above as explained last night in /as.. in simple terms. changing this stops your duel logged account from link deading when alt tabbed after 10-15mins as alot of people have found to be very annoying.. this change is more fixed then just setting the game to run in low priority useing task manager (which u will have to do every time u use the programme.)

so in short.. 1e hex - 30 dec.

[Lieva]

what happens after the 30th december .. you need to redo?

[Xest]

Sigh, I hope that was a joke nana

[Lieva]

unfortunatly no

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ooh just got it after re reading ...

not 30 december but 30 decimals..

[Heta]

haha... I read it as 30th december first aswell and went, wth are they talking about? ok, think I was a bit lead by having read nana's post first saying december

[Heta]

and... why where what how? are you suppose to add the 1e?

[Lieva]

haha... I read it as 30th december first aswell and went, wth are they talking about? ok, think I was a bit lead by having read nana's post first saying december

heh tbh i did wonder what 30th december ment but i assumed the thing you do would only last til 30th december as after that its another year
(yea i know 31 days in december but my brain refused to let that come into it )

[Adianna]

In short that:

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\PriorityControl]
"Win32PrioritySeparation"=dword:0000001e

Or in long terms, open the registry editor (WARNING: Changing the registry is at your own risk. Do not change anything if you're not sure.) by using

Start -> Execute -> regedit

Open the following tree

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
SYSTEM
CurrentControlSet
Control
PriorityControl

Change the dword entry for "Win32PrioritySelection" from whatever it is (usually something like 18 hex or 24 dec) to 1e hex or 30 dec.

Alternatively you can create a .reg file to do it for you. Therefore create a new file on the desktop and create a new text file called "priority.txt" (Again WARNING: Changing the registry is at your own risk. Do not change anything if you're not sure.). Open the File and copy and paste the following:

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\PriorityControl]
"Win32PrioritySeparation"=dword:0000001e

Close and save the file. Rename it to "priority.reg" by right clicking on it, then select rename. Run the file by double clicking it. You will be asked if you want to add the information to your registry. Click "yes" and you're done.