The reason I believe this is because of the log file launcher_log. I'm thinking the issue could go away if Uplay did not thing Odyssey should be installed. I have no option to download it again, remove it, or verify it.Ĭonsidering that I deleted Uplay referenced registry keys and the AppData folder, how does Uplay know what games are installed or not installed? I found one other post where someone had the same issue and he stated he deleted his games to resolve it. I have the option to locate game files, but when I go that route it prompts another Runtime error and never does anything (I let it sit for 3 hours spinning). If I click on Odyssey the button where it should normally say 'Download' or 'Play' is just blank. The one game I have directly through Uplay is Assassin's Creed Odyssey. both of which were purchased through Steam. Two games show installed (The Division & Wildlands). What I have noticed is that if I don't click 'Okay' on the runtime error, I can still navigate within the Uplay App. Tried a number of things related to Runtime errors that were not specific to Uplay. Re-installed Uplay to different drives and partitions.ĩ. Also tried logging in with a different Uplay account.Ĩ. Summary:- The information of this document contains how to check the logs in SAP Net weaver portal 7.3 and how to analyze, when the login page URL throwing Portal runtime Error issue and how to fix it.

Installed all possible MS Visual C Runtime / Distributions.Ħ. SAP Portal runtime Error- Root cause analysis to troubleshooting the issue. Also deleted the Ubisoft Game Launcher folder from AppData / Local.ĥ. Uninstalled again and went through Registry to remove all mention of Uplay.

Created a new profile within Windows and error still occurred.Ĥ.

files and folders were still there.Ģ.1 Ran it with different compatibility modes.ģ. I have uninstalled and re-installed Uplay (multiple times, eventually selecting to delete games and save data - which never deleted anything actually. Please contact the application's support team for more information.1. This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Code: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

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