Having problems with starting pso2

[MaskedShardy]

Ok, i installed pso2 english with qbittorrent, and have the tweaker, but when i click start pso2, its says its gonna try to autofix, then it says this

Launching Phantasy Star Online 2...
It seems there was an issue starting PSO2, attempting to autofix...
Launching Phantasy Star Online 2...
It seems there was an issue starting PSO2, attempting to autofix... Done!
ERROR - - System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): The requested operation requires elevation
at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithCreateProcess( ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
at PSO2TweakerVer2.frmMainv2.btnStartPSO2_Click(Objec t sender, EventArgs e)
ERROR - - System.IO.FileNotFoundException: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\Arks-Layer\PSO2 Tweaker\pso2.exe'.
File name: 'C:\Arks-Layer\PSO2 Tweaker\pso2.exe'
at System.IO.__Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath)
at System.IO.File.InternalMove(String sourceFileName, String destFileName, Boolean checkHost)
at PSO2TweakerVer2.frmMainv2.btnStartPSO2_Click(Objec t sender, EventArgs e)
Could not find pso2.exe - This can usually be solved by going to Troubleshooting -> Fix PSO2 EXEs (and making sure you selected the right folder).FAILED
Downloading pso2launcher.exe...
Downloaded and installed pso2launcher.exe [OK!]
Downloading pso2updater.exe...
Downloaded and installed pso2updater.exe [OK!]
Downloading pso2.exe...
Downloaded and installed pso2.exe [OK!]
All necessary files restored!
Launching Phantasy Star Online 2...
It seems there was an issue starting PSO2, attempting to autofix... Done!
ERROR - - System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (0x80004005): The requested operation requires elevation
at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithCreateProcess( ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
at PSO2TweakerVer2.frmMainv2.btnStartPSO2_Click(Objec t sender, EventArgs e)
Please tell me whats wrong.

[MaskedShardy]

the bottom bit is what a got the last time i tried starting it.

[Anduril]

So you installed the Tweaker and the game into the same folder? That might be your issue. Also, make sure that when you run the Tweaker, you are doing so as administrator.

[MaskedShardy]

their both in local disk, but not into one folder, do i need to? Im just trying to figure out.

[Anduril]

their both in local disk, but not into one folder, do i need to? Im just trying to figure out.

No, you should not install them in the same folder, but from your log, it looks like you set your game directory as 'C:\Arks-Layer\PSO2 Tweaker," which I assume is where the Tweaker installation is; so is that actually where you installed the game, or did you just pick the wrong directory when prompted?

[MaskedShardy]

i chose the pso2 bin for the directory, as the guid on Arks Layer says.

[Anduril]

i chose the pso2 bin for the directory, as the guid on Arks Layer says.

Try re-selecting it by going to the "!" and picking "Select PSO2 Folder;" also, make sure that you are running the Tweaker as Administrator, as not doing so could also cause issues.

[MaskedShardy]

how do i set the tweaker as administrator?

[MaskedShardy]

did try reselecting the folder,
Program opened successfully! Version 4.0.3.8 [OK!]
Checking for PSO2 Updates...
Checking for a new English patch...
You have the latest English patch! [OK!]
Checking for plugin updates... (0 plugin files updated)
All done - System ready!
Fixing permissions for pso2.exe... Done!
Fixing permissions for pso2launcher.exe... Done!
Fixing permissions for pso2download.exe... Done!
Fixing permissions for pso2updater.exe... Done!
Fixing permissions for pso2predownload.exe... Done!
C:\PHANTASYSTARONLINE2\pso2_bin set as your PSO2 Directory. [OK!]
Launching Phantasy Star Online 2...
It seems there was an issue starting PSO2, attempting to autofix...

[Anduril]

how do i set the tweaker as administrator?

Right click it, and you will see the "Run as administrator" prompt.
Additionally, you can right click, and go to Properties: if it is the actual .exe, you can go to the Compatibility tab, and click the box that says "Run this program as an administrator;" if it is the shortcut (like on your Desktop or something), from the Shortcut tab, hit Advanced, and there is a check box for "Run as administrator."