Originally Posted by Senneth
I didn't post anything about ipv4 or 6 what are you talking about?
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I'm talking about the troubleshooting guide which was mentioned in my linked thread.
Sometimes this network usage of ipv4 or ipv6 in java affects the total Minion program and it silently fails then.
Here is the direct post about it for you (or directly check the Minion troubleshooting guide):
https://www.esoui.com/forums/showpos...14&postcount=4
Follow that post's link to the troubleshooting guide and check if point #14 helps you.
"If Minion is not able to connect to the internet..."
If this does neither help:
At best make a clean install of Minion. Uninstall it before testing new and chosoe "Delete configuration" too.
After that install the 32bit version of Minion again (and allow the Minion installation exe file in your Antivirus before you start it so it can properly work and install all corretcly).
Maybe install it not to the default folder c:\users\..\AppData\ but to e.g. c:\Minion for a test.
Then allow that installed folder in your Ativirus whitelists too again so Minion.exe and folder c:\Minion can properly read and write it's files.
Start Minion and see if you can see it now on screen.
If not:
Do you see a Minion icon in your system tray? Right click it and choose "Reset position".
If there is no Minion icon: Close minion via the task manager.
If you use multiple monitors, read this please:
https://www.esoui.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10903
Maybe manually changing the minion.xml file entries mentined at post #7 ff helps you then.
If not:
Send us your new Minion's install clean minion.xml and minion.log file then like described here (minion.xml might be missing then!):
" If Posting Bug Reports or requesting help (attaching Minon.log/Minion.xml)"
https://www.esoui.com/forums/showthread.php?t=236
So we can have a look what actually isa problem, from the fresh log files.