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Not sure, I doubt it was ever mentioned in context of "Please start the game via launcher and keep it running" problem, but since this issue has only voodoo-based suggestions, it's something worth to try anyway. Also, there is a report that widescreen HUD fix doesn't work in jamp when Jedi...

Man, you really need to use search before starting a new thread -- there are bunch of topics about this very issue. To summarize all those suggestions: There is no reliable solution for this problem so far. Different things work for different people, but basically it's just random. Very sad...

You can find out which setting causes crashes by enabling settings one-by-one, if you want. The problem isn't even that your machine is old, the problem is that you have Intel videocard. Movie Battles is pretty stable on much older videos made by ATI or NVIDIA, but not Intel. And Intel...

That's probably because you have Windows scaling turned on: [SOLVED] - Widescreen Issues There are two different settings those handling scaling, "Change the size of text, apps and other items" and "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings" If one of them won't work, try another one. Also...

He's 'murican. And his superior English skils clearly shows that he is native language speaker, at least. Also, "Good thing I graduated with a degree in journalism" -- (SPOILERS!) Star Wars: The Force Awakens discussion (SPOILERS!)

"C:\Arquivos de programas\LucasArts\Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII" => Ctrl + A => right click on selected files => Properties => uncheck 'Read only'. Repeat for "...Jedi Academy\GameData" folder. Right-click on "...Jedi Academy" => Properties => Security => give yourself all...

MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.

Doesn't matter, Windows 64 can run 32-bit programs. And Movie Battles is 32-bit, same as Jedi Academy and MBII Client. .so files are for Linux. Hosting Server: Windows Could you provide crash log from MBII Client, please? It should be different from jamp's one. Also, try lower graphics in MBII...

I've already pointed that out, on previous page. Could be, but suggesting to buy a new hardware isn't a best way to support, it's more like simply giving up. I try to avoid it as much as I can. Though Intel graphics sucks (in MBII, at least), really. Can't see any information about results of...

I doubt, looks more like some kind of result from duplicate installation. Wait, where these files in "C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Movie Battles II\GameData\base" folder came from?: outofgame_music.pk3 Extra Music.pk3 dll_mb2.pk3 They shouldn't be there, please remove them and try...

Right-click on "Jedi Academy" => Properties => Security => give yourself all possible permissions, including all subfolders. Delete files "cgamex86.dll", "jampgamex86.dll", "uix86.dll" from these folders: "Jedi Academy\GameData" "Jedi Academy\GameData\base" "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII" Start...

Make sure Launcher is in "Jedi Academy\GameData" folder. Try restarting Launcher. What resolution do you use? If it's some custom resolution, try switching to native one. Try switching engines: from jamp to MBII Client, from MBII Client to jamp.

It isn't full, it missing few last lines. And this log isn't from repair. Not sure why do you even mention that, since the whole installation "process" is just moving mod file from one folder to another. And while you don't have Movie Battles working, you shouldn't install any replacement...

It is one year old: :D I need a newer log.

Would be nice to see entire log, not just some part of it. Try lower graphic settings. What a videocard your friend have? MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.

Episode II, seriously? Even with all those duels and action that is in the movie? For me, it's clearly that ep 1 is worst, cause jar jar is annoying. Also I want to notice term is "worst" is pretty conventional in case of Star Wars -- "worst"doesn't mean "bad", not even once, because SW movies...

Wrong log, it's old. Perform repair, post newest log. Make a screenshot of "Jedi Academy\GameData" folder where all files can be seen. Maybe your anti-virus deleted it?

Technical Issue - Widescreen UI on my resolution

Your log shows that MBII installation is outdated. Launcher tried to update it, but failed. Make sure you have Internet connection. Make sure MBIILauncher.exe isn't blocked by firewall (NOD, Kaspersky, Comodo...). Start Launcher as admin, perform repair again and post a new log file.

MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation. Post latest log from "Jedi Academy\GameData\MBII_Launcher\logs" here.