Could not read bytes from FF336106 [5]

[Kittchikitty]

It says "Could not read bytes from FF336106 [5]"
Same problem as last time, was never solved, latest honorbuddy, checked that its 32 bit mode, d9 and d11, wow is fully updated...

Same thread as last time, was never solved..=/ kinda makes me mad

 

[chinajade]

It says "Could not read bytes from FF336106 [5]"
Same problem as last time, was never solved, latest honorbuddy, checked that its 32 bit mode, d9 and d11, wow is fully updated...

Same thread as last time, was never solved..=/ kinda makes me mad

Hi, Kittchikitty,

"Last time"... are you installing Honorbuddy on a new computer? Please toss a log and let us have a look. There are several failure modes that render this symptom, and we've no clue without seeing what's going on.

Ref: [Guide] How to attach your log​

cheers,
chinajade

 

[Kittchikitty]

Heres the log ><

 

[chinajade]

Heres the log ><

Hi again, Kittchikitty, and thanks for the log.

I should've also ask what you've already tried. I assume you've done all the 'normal' things:

• WoWclient in "windowed mode", and 32-bit
• WoWclient running as Windoze admin
• Honorbuddy running as Windoze admin

So, let's try things in this order...

• Switch WoWclient from DX11 to DX9, then restart the WoWclient before launching Honorbuddy
  
  
• If no joy, move Honorbuddy into C:/Games/Honorbuddy
  More info as to why, here.
  
  
• If no joy, let's try the .NET and C++ stuff. Step-by-step is here, and please follow instructions very carefully:
  
  Buddy products: Errors involving "fasmdll managed.dll" - Buddy Wiki​

If none of these fix your problem, please post a fresh log capturing all of the changes we've asked above, so we can make certain the failure mode hasn't changed.

cheers,
chinajade

 

[Kittchikitty]

Nothing helped, moved the folder, and checking windows updates just incase

 

[CodenameG]

if the windows updates dont do it, delete your settings folder.

 

[chinajade]

if the windows updates dont do it, delete your settings folder.

I believe Mr. CodenameG is right about deleting the Honorbuddy/Settings directory. From your log:

[06:23:51.663 D] System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at Styx.Helpers.Settings.get_CharacterSettingsDirectory()
​

Very sorry about missing this the first time around.

cheers,
chinajade

 

[Tony]

make sure you restarted WoW after dx change

 

[Kittchikitty]

Finally all updates are done, and restarted everything, and same problem..</3

 

[CodenameG]

when you start both wow and honorbuddy right click and click "Run As Administrator" see if its a privledge issue causing the problem

 

[Tony]

Finally all updates are done, and restarted everything, and same problem..</3

thats dx9?

 

[Kittchikitty]

Tried the run as admin, that's not it =/

 

[Xcesius]

at Honorbuddy.MainWindow.FindAndAttachToWoW(Boolean& found64Bits)

Why are you running WoW 64bit?

 

[Kittchikitty]

Hmm weird...I switch it over..

 

[CodenameG]

make sure wow is running in 32bit mode, you can follow the instructions on how to set it in our setup guide.
http://www.thebuddyforum.com/honorb...5-quick-hb-guide-presentation-fast-setup.html

 

[Kittchikitty]

I've always done it that way, so idk what the problem is, but it isn't working still =/

 

[CodenameG]

so in the launcher 32-bit mode is checked?

 

[Kittchikitty]

It is, and has been

 

[CodenameG]

are you running any kind of anti-virus or anything that could be sandboxing honor buddy from properly interacting with wow.

 

[Kittchikitty]

I use comodo..?