ADRENALINE BOT BASIC PROBLEMS AND THEIR SOLUTIONS

• Step 1: Bot Not Detecting Lineage 2 Client
• One of the most common issues users encounter is that the bot cannot detect the Lineage 2 client. This is usually due to the bot’s injection into the game client being disabled. Don’t worry there are a few simple ways to resolve this! (Click to see an example)
  1. First, make sure the bot is properly injected into the Lineage 2 client. To do this, simply click on the Android logo within the bot interface until it turns red, indicating that the bot is active and injected.
  2. Use a Shortcut: CTRL+E. Another quick method is to use a keyboard shortcut. Press the CTRL key (either left or right) on your keyboard and hold it while pressing the E key (CTRL+E). This will force the bot to inject into the client.
  3. Access the Menu. If you prefer using the interface, you can inject the bot by going to the Menu bar and selecting: Menu > Start. This will also trigger the bot injection process.
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• Step 2: Bot Not Opening or Icon Grey in Tray
  1. Disable DEP with Command
  Open the Command Prompt (CMD) as an administrator. You can do this by searching for “CMD” in the Start Menu, right-clicking it, and selecting Run as administrator.
  2. Enter Command to Disable DEP. Once in the Command Prompt, paste the following command and press Enter:
  bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff (Click to see an example)
  3. Restart Your Computer. After executing the command, restart your computer to apply the changes.
  Note: If you tried to disable DEP and received following error “The value is protected by secure boot policy and cannot be modified or deleted.” You will need to disable Secure boot in the bios. How to disable it, you can check this video tutorial.
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• Step 3: Antivirus Detecting Bot Files as Virus or Malware
  When running the bot, it’s common for antivirus software to flag bot files as viruses or malware. This happens because the bot injects itself into the Lineage 2 game client, a behavior that is typical of many programs that interact with other software at a deep level. This may trigger security alerts from antiviruses, even though the bot is safe to use.
  Add Bot Files to Antivirus Exclusion List
  To prevent your antivirus from quarantining or deleting the bot files, you’ll need to add the bot’s files or folder to the exclusion list of your antivirus software. Here’s how to do it:
  1. Access Antivirus Settings:
  Open your antivirus program and go to Settings or Preferences.
  2. Add Bot Files to Exclusions/Whitelist:
  Look for an option to add exclusions or a whitelist. Add the folder containing the bot files to this list. This will tell the antivirus to ignore the bot files.
  3. Restart Your System:
  Once the bot files are excluded, restart your computer to apply the changes.
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• Step 4: Disable Windows Defender Using DefenderControl
  To fully disable Windows Defender, you can use a tool called Defender Control. This tool offers a more comprehensive method for turning off Windows Defender and preventing it from interfering with the bot. Download DefenderControl application here.
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• Step 5: Private Servers Modifying System Files to Disrupt Updater Functionality
  • Find file “hosts” in your Windows folder, located “C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\“
  • Open that file with notepad
  • Delete a row named “coderx.ru 127.0.0.1” and save somewhere, for example on Desktop
  • Delete old (faulty) hosts file from “C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\” path..
  • Replace new (fixed) hosts file (It will require Administrator rights)
    
    
• Step 6: Adrenaline Bot Functions May Not Work Correctly Without Windows 7 Compatibility
  Some Adrenaline Bot functions may not work or won’t work correctly, if the bot is launched without compatibility for Windows7. It is recommended to run L2.exe and Adrenalin.exe in compatibility for Windows7
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• Step 7: Key Has Expired Error in Adrenaline Bot
  Your key has expired. Error that means your key.txt file is empty or faulty or your key time has expired. Usually it might be that you have put scripts key in there. Also try to remove spaces and invalid characters in this file.
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• Step 8: Provider Blocking Connection to Bot or Updater Server
  Your provider is blocking connection to the bot or updater server. First of all, try to turn off your Firewall. If this didn’t help, try changing your DNS using this DNSChanger app or use a VPN or mobile internet.
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• Step 9: Error with the Number “2” When Launching the Bot
  If you’re encountering an error message with just the number “2“, this indicates that you are attempting to launch the bot on a Virtual Machine (VM). The bot’s licensing terms explicitly disallow the use of the bot on virtual machines such as VMWare, Oracle VirtualBox, or similar platforms. As a result, the bot detects this environment and prevents usage.
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• Step 10: Error “An Invalid Character Was Found in Text Content”
  If you’re encountering the error message “An invalid character was found in text content” (as shown in your screenshot), it is likely caused by your system’s language and encoding settings. This issue often arises when the Unicode UTF-8 option is enabled, which may not be compatible with certain applications or scripts. The solution involves disabling this setting. (screenshot)
  Solution: Go to Control Panel > Region > Administrative > Change system locale. Uncheck “Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support” checkbox and make PC restart.
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• Step 11: Missing Bot Tabs, How to Restore Bot to Default Settings
  If you need to restore your bot to its default settings – such as when tabs are missing or settings have become corrupted – follow this simple procedure:
  1. Close the Bot Properly
  To avoid any potential issues, start by closing the bot via the menu: Menu > Exit
  This ensures that no settings are actively being used while you make changes.
  2. Navigate to the Settings Folder
  Go to the folder where your bot is installed, and navigate to: ..\Bot\Settings
  3. Delete the Settings.ini File
  Inside the Settings folder, you will find a file named Settings.ini.
  This file contains your personalized configurations. Delete this file to reset all bot settings to their default state.
  4. Reopen Adrenaline Bot
  After deleting the Settings.ini file, reopen the bot. The bot will automatically generate a new settings file with default configurations. All settings, including the layout and tabs, will be reset.