Launchpad Playing

[Arenadd]

<p><span ><p>Log in game, launchpad tells me, "Playing" however I am not in-game, nor am I able to get in-game because apparently the magic double of me is playing for me.</p><p>How can I force the launchpad to acknowledge that I am no longer in game?</p></span></p>

[Brigh]

<p>never mind</p>

[Arenadd]

<p>Exactly, apparently we have evil twins that are playing while we are left out in the cold. It's really cool how there is no check inside the game to see why the hell the launcher is open and up but there is a character logged in? Amazing.</p><p>Also no way to force the launcher to realize it is screwed up.</p>

[TSR-JoshuaM]

<p><cite>Arenadd wrote:</cite></p><blockquote><p>Exactly, apparently we have evil twins that are playing while we are left out in the cold. It's really cool how there is no check inside the game to see why the hell the launcher is open and up but there is a character logged in? Amazing.</p><p>Also no way to force the launcher to realize it is screwed up.</p></blockquote><p>Not sure what makes you think there isn't a check, seeing as you are looking at the check in place.</p><p>The reason it is saying PLAYING is because the client is still open.  Whether you logged out or closed the client does not mean it occurred properly.  However, this isn't by design nor does it occur on most players PC's when logging out.</p><p>So let's find out why your PC is doing this.</p><p>First, open a Task Manager when you are outside of teh game (right-click a blank spot on your taskbar and click Start Task Manager) and see if you can spot an Everquest2.exe process still running.  You can kill it there.  A surefire way to end any stuck processes is to simply reboot.  </p><p>Now as for why it's getting stuck there may be existing technical issues on the system that I can also help you identify.  Post your DXDIAG information here or open a support ticket and include both DXDIAG/MSINFO files and post your incident number.</p>

[Sarceous]

<p>same issue</p>