Cant Run Plus EMU

deathly

shit happens
May 3, 2015
36
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Hello,
I'm not completely sure if this would fall under this section because of the circumstances of my error, but I would think because it's Boons Plus EMU, someone here will have the answer. I'm attempting to run Sledmores Plus EMU on my Windows 10 Personal PC, the configuration is done correctly, so I think:
Code:
## uberEmulator System Configuration File
## Must be edited for the server to work

## MySQL Configuration
db.hostname=127.0.0.1
db.port=3306
db.username=root
db.password=abc123
db.name=hotel

## MySQL pooling setup (controls amount of connections)
db.pool.minsize=10
db.pool.maxsize=250

## Game TCP/IP Configuration
game.tcp.bindip=127.0.0.1
game.tcp.port=30000
game.tcp.conlimit=100000
game.tcp.conperip=200
game.tcp.enablenagles=true

## MUS TCP/IP Configuration
mus.tcp.bindip=127.0.0.1
mus.tcp.port=30001
mus.tcp.allowedaddr=localhost;127.0.0.1

## Client configuration
client.ping.enabled=1
client.ping.interval=20000
client.maxrequests=300
Here is an Image of the actual popup I receive every time I try running the Application file:
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Now, I've done the appropriate thing and Windows Diagnosed it, but it resulted in changing the compatibility mode to Windows 7? I'm not sure if it makes a difference but this is the Compatibility Property Settings now:
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If someone knows a solution, that'd be fantastic. I wanna work on my localhost with Plus EMU and this is the only thing stopping me. Again I'm not sure if this is the appropriate section, owell mybad.

Thanks,

Quick Edit: "Run As Administrator" also doesn't work. Same error provided.
 

Joshhh

Member
Apr 13, 2016
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@KingX ,
Do I do this via the "Windows Firewall with Advanced Security" application, if so could you explain how? Sorry for the nuisance.
Yes, You go to Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, then head over to Inbound rules.
Then press 'New Rule' on the right. Then a box should open, Click program, then next.
Where it says: "This Program path:"
Find the Emulator folder.
Head to the main bin folder, and select PlusEmu.exe or something like that.
Then keep clicking Allow connection and next.
 

deathly

shit happens
May 3, 2015
36
6
Yes, You go to Windows Firewall with Advanced Security, then head over to Inbound rules.
Then press 'New Rule' on the right. Then a box should open, Click program, then next.
Where it says: "This Program path:"
Find the Emulator folder.
Head to the main bin folder, and select PlusEmu.exe or something like that.
Then keep clicking Allow connection and next.

I've done this, and am still getting the error.
This is my entry to "Inbound Rules".
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