i everybody ! today i was hit with a series of bad luck and one of it was my wow folder having critical error !! i tried everything i possibly could, but the problem still persists. here is the error im receiving :-

ERROR #134 (0x85100086) Fatal Condition
Program: H:\Games\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe

Failed to open archive Data/wow-update-13164.MPQ. Missing or corrupted data.
Unable to recover using data from the network. Please check your Internet connection and try again.


i was in game playing like normal and after a few hours of logging of this happens. i really cant think of any possible reason for this to occur.
please anybody with similar problem that im facing, help me !!!!!!!!!!!

Delete your wow-update-13164.MPQ file

Then, it'll be alright

This post has been edited by gaeria84: Feb 6 2011, 02:35 PM

Can explain the fix?

Just curious.

Once deleted, it will get reupdate?

That particular mpq file corrupted, so i guess let it auto re-download that file would work

sorry bro i tried your suggestion and the problem still persists. wow didnt try to reupdate or anything like that. the error message is still appearing....

Try disabling your antivirus and firewall. Clear cache folder.

This post has been edited by gaeria84: Feb 6 2011, 09:18 PM

delete your win32 folder it fkn kacau your game

+1

tried it, still no cure...

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Added on February 7, 2011, 4:33 amwhere is this file generally located ?

This post has been edited by Stretch88: Feb 7 2011, 04:33 AM

Hrm

Run the launcher and see if it's up to date?

Dunno, can be one of many reasons. Virus in the PC? Corrupted WoW installation?
If all else fails, you have to reinstall wow.

try this,

Solution 17:ERROR #134 (0x85100086) Fatal Condition
Ran out of room in Tumor::m_tokenBindings
A temporary fix to solve this issue is to disable your sound:
Windows XP
Step1: Right click 'My Computer' and click 'Properties'
Step2: Select the 'Hardware' tab and click 'Device Manager'
Step3: In the list expand 'Sound, video and game controllers'
Step4: Right click your sound device and click 'Disable'
Step5: Reboot and play.
Windows Vista
Step1: Right click 'My Computer' and click 'Properties'
Step2: Click 'Device Manager' in the tasks list on the left.
Step3: In the list expand 'Sound, video and game controllers'
Step4: Right click your sound device and click 'Disable'
Step5: Reboot and play....more

Expand your solutions....ERROR #134 (0x85100086) Fatal Condition

Did he really fall for the System32 joke at a glance? Looks like it's time to educate another.

Try running the repair tool after you deleted the MPQ.

Usually when things happen (like what happened to TS), i recopy my backup wow client in my external drive and voila, usually it get fix.

First of all, if you plan on using the computer, you should NEVER delete any of the system 32 folder. It is full of files that are crucial to system operation. If you are cleaning out a hard drive, (or computer-if you just got it used) it would be easier to reformat the drive, and reinstall everything after backing up all the files you want.

If you are trying to get rid of a virus- let an antivirus program get rid of it as it can distinguish good between bad. Norton is not always the best choice- sometimes you need antispy/adware also.

Norton is horrible. MalwareBytes/Microsoft Security Essentials are the ONLY way to go.

Fixed lol.

Fixed lol.

TS, any update? Fix?

This post has been edited by hidden830726: Feb 8 2011, 11:34 AM

Kapersky has way too much money for endorsements.

I use OSX , where can I find system32 folder ?

Anyway it happens when a file gets corrupted , run the auto-repair tool and it will scan and redownload , if that fails , randomly delete some mpqs , so that it will redownload

>system32
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