ok ive never seen this message before.. just wondering if someone could enlighten me
you have been kicked for 2 mins via punkbuster
reason: ignoring query #9006
wtf?
you have been kicked for 2 mins via punkbuster
reason: ignoring query #9006
wtf?
repatch pb
Using vista?
yeah? does that makea difference?cablecopulate wrote:
Using vista?
yeah did that already.. latest pb installed updatedAdamshannon8 wrote:
repatch pb
u should never of ignored query #9006
haha funny that.. cause it wasnt intentionalSamtheman53.0000012 wrote:
u should never of ignored query #9006
It does. I can't think of the fix off the top of my head, but just search the forums for "vista punkbuster" or whatever and that should do it. I think you have to set the account as admin maybe.BrimstoneFire wrote:
yeah? does that makea difference?cablecopulate wrote:
Using vista?
i have had that happen to me sometimes and i use vista... and it just seems to happen randomly
No, thats if you get kicked for "Inadequate OS Priviledges"cablecopulate wrote:
It does. I can't think of the fix off the top of my head, but just search the forums for "vista punkbuster" or whatever and that should do it. I think you have to set the account as admin maybe.BrimstoneFire wrote:
yeah? does that makea difference?cablecopulate wrote:
Using vista?
You need to.....
Repatch.
Delete BF2 Folder in My Documents
Update PB
Reinstall.
I get it all the time
sif you would ignor 9006 but not 9005
Just RUN bf2 as an Admin that will solve most PB problems on vitsa...
Conclusion? Vista sucks.
Get Ubuntu (Linux) You can run BF2 on it.
Get Ubuntu (Linux) You can run BF2 on it.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
I'm not flaming or telling you to STFU, but have you tried creating a support ticket with PB on their website? Probably the best thing to do because that is their JOBS!BrimstoneFire wrote:
ok ive never seen this message before.. just wondering if someone could enlighten me
you have been kicked for 2 mins via punkbuster
reason: ignoring query #9006
wtf?
Huh? How?Freezer7Pro wrote:
Conclusion? Vista sucks.
Get Ubuntu (Linux) You can run BF2 on it.
My guess would be because it is much faster to find an answer here where you have people who have probably had the problem before and know how to deal with it.Buckles wrote:
I'm not flaming or telling you to STFU, but have you tried creating a support ticket with PB on their website? Probably the best thing to do because that is their JOBS!BrimstoneFire wrote:
ok ive never seen this message before.. just wondering if someone could enlighten me
you have been kicked for 2 mins via punkbuster
reason: ignoring query #9006
wtf?
Obviously you arent one of them.
"08/06/2007 21:24:07 - "Timothy Riley"
Note #2: A 9006 kick means that the PB client is crashing repeatedly. The most common reason for this is "RamDiskXP" or another similar ram disk product, also "True Crypt" is known to cause this. If you have one of these enabled/installed, please try disabling/uninstalling it. Also make sure you have the latest Service Pack installed and are running with the latest Windows Updates.
If you don't have them installed/enabled, please try reinstalling PunkBuster using PBSetup. If this doesn't solve the problem you will need to investigate further into your system. You may need to perform a virus scan or uninstall recently installed programs. Until the PunkBuster client can startup and run without being crashed, you will be unable to play on PB enabled servers.
If you find what you think is the root cause for the problem, please let us know."
had the same issue with 2142. reinstall with no manual PB update worked fine.
Note #2: A 9006 kick means that the PB client is crashing repeatedly. The most common reason for this is "RamDiskXP" or another similar ram disk product, also "True Crypt" is known to cause this. If you have one of these enabled/installed, please try disabling/uninstalling it. Also make sure you have the latest Service Pack installed and are running with the latest Windows Updates.
If you don't have them installed/enabled, please try reinstalling PunkBuster using PBSetup. If this doesn't solve the problem you will need to investigate further into your system. You may need to perform a virus scan or uninstall recently installed programs. Until the PunkBuster client can startup and run without being crashed, you will be unable to play on PB enabled servers.
If you find what you think is the root cause for the problem, please let us know."
had the same issue with 2142. reinstall with no manual PB update worked fine.
Obviously not, but the chances of getting a straight and informative answer here quickly are less than low.Stizz wrote:
My guess would be because it is much faster to find an answer here where you have people who have probably had the problem before and know how to deal with it.Buckles wrote:
I'm not flaming or telling you to STFU, but have you tried creating a support ticket with PB on their website? Probably the best thing to do because that is their JOBS!BrimstoneFire wrote:
ok ive never seen this message before.. just wondering if someone could enlighten me
you have been kicked for 2 mins via punkbuster
reason: ignoring query #9006
wtf?
Obviously you arent one of them.
Stizz wrote:
My guess would be because it is much faster to find an answer here where you have people who have probably had the problem before and know how to deal with it.Buckles wrote:
I'm not flaming or telling you to STFU, but have you tried creating a support ticket with PB on their website? Probably the best thing to do because that is their JOBS!BrimstoneFire wrote:
ok ive never seen this message before.. just wondering if someone could enlighten me
you have been kicked for 2 mins via punkbuster
reason: ignoring query #9006
wtf?
Obviously you arent one of them.
[Fin]Dami3n wrote:
Stizz wrote:
My guess would be because it is much faster to find an answer here where you have people who have probably had the problem before and know how to deal with it.Buckles wrote:
I'm not flaming or telling you to STFU, but have you tried creating a support ticket with PB on their website? Probably the best thing to do because that is their JOBS!
Obviously you arent one of them.
Buckles wrote:
Obviously not, but the chances of getting a straight and informative answer here quickly are less than low.
go to google, type in punkbuster - ignoring query #9006
Amen! Can't even run half of the programs XP had. Backwards compatible my foot.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Conclusion? Vista sucks.
Get Ubuntu (Linux) You can run BF2 on it.
And lots of people on other forums had to right-click the BF2 shortcut and scroll down to 'Run as Administrator'. You have to be on an administrator account to do that, of course.
Last edited by Cyrax-Sektor (2007-08-08 06:22:24)
Or try...Blehm98 wrote:
go to google, type in punkbuster - ignoring query #9006
kontrolcrimson wrote:
"08/06/2007 21:24:07 - "Timothy Riley"
Note #2: A 9006 kick means that the PB client is crashing repeatedly. The most common reason for this is "RamDiskXP" or another similar ram disk product, also "True Crypt" is known to cause this. If you have one of these enabled/installed, please try disabling/uninstalling it. Also make sure you have the latest Service Pack installed and are running with the latest Windows Updates.
If you don't have them installed/enabled, please try reinstalling PunkBuster using PBSetup. If this doesn't solve the problem you will need to investigate further into your system. You may need to perform a virus scan or uninstall recently installed programs. Until the PunkBuster client can startup and run without being crashed, you will be unable to play on PB enabled servers.
If you find what you think is the root cause for the problem, please let us know."