Hey Sun, sorry to hear that.
Something like this happens when ryzom detects changes to some of its program or data files. The patcher checks for the last patch that contains the changed file and installs it. afterwards it needs to install all subsequent patches to restore the game (in theory). This procedure sometimes breaks, but the real question is why are changes detected by the patcher in the first place.
In most cases some application (antivirus, virus) has altered files or the harddisc is about to die (you should have issues with other windows programs too if that is the case). :(
Ryzom relies on the files in ryzom game folder only. You can try to copy it to another harddisc or usb memory stick to make sure the harddisc is ok.
I hope you get it fixed soon!
Something like this happens when ryzom detects changes to some of its program or data files. The patcher checks for the last patch that contains the changed file and installs it. afterwards it needs to install all subsequent patches to restore the game (in theory). This procedure sometimes breaks, but the real question is why are changes detected by the patcher in the first place.
In most cases some application (antivirus, virus) has altered files or the harddisc is about to die (you should have issues with other windows programs too if that is the case). :(
Ryzom relies on the files in ryzom game folder only. You can try to copy it to another harddisc or usb memory stick to make sure the harddisc is ok.
I hope you get it fixed soon!