Important notes regarding older operating systems
Please note that as Microsoft has ended support for Windows 98 and Windows ME, World of Warcraft cannot be reliably tested by our quality assurance department using these versions of Windows. This means that if technical issues arise while using Windows 98 or Windows ME, our technical support department might not be able to resolve these issues.
For Windows 2000 users, due to increased system requirements and the lack of available software updates for general hardware, Windows 2000 is no longer a
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We will still do our best to provide basic troubleshooting advice, but if these suggestions do not work, we will be unable to provide further
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Before following these steps, users should uninstall World of Warcraft/Burning Crusade by going to:
Start - Programs - World of Warcraft - Uninstall World of Warcraft
Once the uninstallation is
wow UK gold complete, go into your hard drive, into the folder called "Program Files," and then delete the entire "World of Warcraft" folder.
Now you're set to run a thorough scandisk and defrag of your hard drive(s). You will probably find it helpful to disable your screen saver and power management features before you scandisk or defrag. Sometimes Windows will restart the
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gold UK defragmentation and/or scandisk if your screen saver or power management kicks in.
Make sure you have all the latest Motherboard drivers. Motherboard drivers will be available on your motherboard or system manufacturer's site. It is important that you follow all precautions given by your motherboard manufacturer when updating drivers or firmware. If you have any concerns about this step, please contact your motherboard or system manufacturer for assistance.
Doing a scan of the computer's physical memory can help you identify memory (RAM) problems which could cause this issue. We are tentatively recommending users try memory scan utilities such as the Windows Memory Diagnostic, available directly from Microsoft.
