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... and now you don't have required assets inside "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Jedi Academy\GameData\base"! I can't even understand how are you "reinstalling" Jedi Academy and missing some files -- jamp.exe in before, then assets... Stop fooling around and reinstall JA...

Cannot see either jamp.exe or jasp.exe, but they are supposed to be there. You are doing something wrong, reinstall Jedi Academy. Try shutting down anti-virus. Post logs I asked about once JA is installed.

Do you have a file "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Jedi Academy\GameData\jamp.exe"? Post a screenshot of "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Jedi Academy\GameData" where all files can be seen. MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation...

So, does it work now? If it doesn't, post exact error message, if any.

Why? It may be much faster than reinstalling whole Jedi Academy. If you mean that file from untrusted sources can be infected by a virus, I can add that a correct file has the following hashes: MD5 9a204f199f6f1c2f3af15ff24aa34242 SHA1 db22db88e8ce01318a3c963d18d88443f0c7d8ff SHA256...

I don't know how to deal with Mb2.sh, try using JKJALaunch instead, as described in Installation & Troubleshooting Guide

Log is showing that almost whole Movie Battles installation was missing, MBII Launcher re-downloaded it. Try running MBII now. As I said before, I doubt that config is the problem.

OpenAL32.dll is a part of Jedi Academy. Reinstall JA or download the file elsewhere. moddb will get you nowhere, it has outdated 1.3.2 version, while current version is 1.4.4.1. Neither jamp nor MBII Client will run without OpenAL32.dll.

Right-click on "Jedi Academy" => Properties => Security => give yourself all possible permissions, including all subfolders. Also, I've asked you about log: Where it is?

But you have to, mbii.x86.exe is MBII Client. If you don't have it, that's probably because your anti-virus remove it. Add "Jedi Academy\GameData\mbii.x86.exe" to a whitelist, or shutdown anti-virus completely. Then, MBII Launcher => Settings => check "Enable logging" => Repair installation...

I know how to handle game engines and config files, believe me. I was able to use your binds while running MBII Client, so I'm sure your config was being executed. I'm almost sure that switching configs cannot cause this issue. Right click on "Jedi Academy\GameData\mbii.x86.exe" => Properties...

From my personal experience, there is a difference. Address that I use only for messaging with other people doesn't get spam at all. Address that I use for registration on sites I trust is spammed only a little. But my third email got leaked on Internet, and it receives a lot of spam messages...

Try different values and see what happens.

http://www.moviebattles.org/download/MBIILauncher.exe Place inside "Jedi Academy\GameData".

I would suggest to change Backup packets as well. Try plugging your computer to a router with a cable.

That's extremely strange, and it sounds like an anti-virus wasn't happy about Launcher... I can start MBII with your config without an issues. Could you explain what do you mean? What seems to be the problem? You restore your old config You execute MBIILauncher.exe You click "Play" ...

What exactly you don't understand? Press Shift + ~ (aka Shift + `) to open a console in MBII, type: com_affinity 1 press Enter, type: fx_vfps 100 press Enter. See what happens (lags/no lags). If your notebook has Intel videocard, replace either video or notebook itself to some better hardware...

Delete file "Jedi Academy\GameData\temp.exe", if you have one. If there is no such file, post a screenshot of "Jedi Academy\GameData" where all files can be seen.

But I just said:

Open a console by pressing Shift + ~ (aka Shift + `), type: dir maps bsp No. As @MaceMadunusus said, "The menu has a maximum number it can display, we are currently over that number so things disappear.": Malachor V map - where is it? Also, using menu isn't very good way to create a server --...