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Probably something Windows 10 related, I haven't heard of that happening with any other operating system.

Yeah, it's there.

It looks like it's there to me.

Open command prompt with admin privilages. Type Taskkill /IM MBIILauncher.exe /F Try launching again and see what happens.

And rightclicking it and ending the process in task manager does nothing?

You don't see it here?

It probably minimized to your system tray.

It is an included program with Teamspeak, and hooks into 3D applications to act as an overlay. I've never used it, so I'm not sure if it negatively impacts Jedi Academy.

Steam won't show you playing Jedi Academy unless you launch through Steam itself. The Launcher isn't really compatible with the Steam version of jamp.exe, that's why you're required to use the custom MBII Client instead.

If the launcher is in the desktop it won't work, it has to be in GameData. You can move it to GameData and make a shortcut of it on your desktop.

No, from what I can tell the launcher is not compatible with jamp.exe if it is the Steam version of the game, you will have to use MBII Client, or not the launcher. If you don't want to use the launcher, you can right click on Jedi Academy in your Steam library, go to the properties, and set...

Launching through Steam or launching through the launcher? In order to run the game on Steam through the launcher, you need to change those options and press the play button on the launcher. There is a separate set of instructions for running it through Steam and not through the launcher.

Where did you put the launcher? It must be in the GameData folder of your Jedi Academy installation directory. If the launcher is in the GameData folder and you're still getting that prompt, try switching from JAMP to MBII Client.

You don't have Overwatch installed and running, do you?

Yeah not sure how that equates to "support". Tank maybe, but HP definitely has nothing to do with how supporty a class is.

50hp, not 50 points. The thing is, relative to every other class in the game they need health to survive, so nerfing their base health isn't an option.

Problem is, the recovery time between swing-push and push-anything else is so short you can push or swing, miss either or both and still have enough time and resource to fight effectively. But anyways we aren't talking about Jedi/Sith balance, we're talking about Jedi/Sith as a viable support...

Would you mind posting a list of all of the relevant applications installed on your machine, as well as your operating system? You may omit things like WinRAR, and Steam obviously, but include everything else and whatever extensions or addons you happen to use for your choice browser.