Originally Posted by Lostpinky

hey guys

I can confirm by helping a few members of my fleet that the idea of replacing the failing Star Trek launcher exe with one from a computer that works is the workaround to this problem.

If you can get the Star Trek Online.exe file from another working copy of STO this will fix your issue.

I've posted my copy to http://www.ausmonauts.com/fix/ which is how I helped my fleet mates.

When you open the url right click on the Star Trek Online.exe link and choose save as, save it somewhere on your computer and run your antivirus or anti spyware over it if you want to.

rename the file in your current Cryptic Studio's folder (for Windows 7 this is C:\Users\Public\Games\Cryptic Studios) to old-Star Trek Online.exe and then copy the file you just downloaded to the Cryptic Studios folder and run your launcher from your usual icon.

I hope this helps.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Lostpinky

hey guys

I can confirm by helping a few members of my fleet that the idea of replacing the failing Star Trek launcher exe with one from a computer that works is the workaround to this problem.

If you can get the Star Trek Online.exe file from another working copy of STO this will fix your issue.

I've posted my copy to http://www.ausmonauts.com/fix/ which is how I helped my fleet mates.

When you open the url right click on the Star Trek Online.exe link and choose save as, save it somewhere on your computer and run your antivirus or anti spyware over it if you want to.

rename the file in your current Cryptic Studio's folder (for Windows 7 this is C:\Users\Public\Games\Cryptic Studios) to old-Star Trek Online.exe and then copy the file you just downloaded to the Cryptic Studios folder and run your launcher from your usual icon.

I hope this helps.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Lostpinky

hey guys

I can confirm by helping a few members of my fleet that the idea of replacing the failing Star Trek launcher exe with one from a computer that works is the workaround to this problem.

If you can get the Star Trek Online.exe file from another working copy of STO this will fix your issue.

I've posted my copy to http://www.ausmonauts.com/fix/ which is how I helped my fleet mates.

When you open the url right click on the Star Trek Online.exe link and choose save as, save it somewhere on your computer and run your antivirus or anti spyware over it if you want to.

rename the file in your current Cryptic Studio's folder (for Windows 7 this is C:\Users\Public\Games\Cryptic Studios) to old-Star Trek Online.exe and then copy the file you just downloaded to the Cryptic Studios folder and run your launcher from your usual icon.

I hope this helps.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Aelfwin

Could you post any step-by-step details on what you did exactly ?

Originally Posted by CommanderJackson900

I tried to download that to my PC, but my Norton AntiVirus Software deleted it because it thought that it was a threat.

Originally Posted by kabalyeroph

Microsoft Security Essentials and Panda Anti-virus didn't detect anything.