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==System requirements== | ==System requirements== | ||
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General information
- EVE Online Website
- Unofficial EVE Online Wiki
- EVE Online Official Forums
- Steam Users' Forums
- Steam Community Discussions
Availability
Issues and Fixes
Repair Tool
With the release of Dominion CCP included a small program called repair.exe. The use of this tool is to repair the client in case any or all of its files become corrupt. To check the integrity of your client simply close all EVE clients and start the program, it'll automatically start an integrity check on all of EVE's files ( excluding the cache and settings files ) to see if any of them have become corrupt. If a file is found being corrupt it is renamed and a replacement downloaded automatically.
The repair tool is located in your EVE installation folder
Sound Loop After Closing Game Client
You must deactivate the GX Button in the driver software.
System requirements
- The client does not run support Intel graphics chipsets such as the GMA950 or X3100. Versions of the Macbooks and Mac Minis with Nvidia graphics chipsets are however supported.