Is honorbuddy and/or TuanHA routines not compatible with Windows 10 yet?

Hello, I just upgraded to windows 10 last week. Decided to return to WoW after 8 months. Anyways it seems that I cannot get Honorbuddy to work. I use the TuanHA routines. after I log in to honorbuddy, it displays a message saying "unable to process managed resources". Then I click okay and it stops responding and just shuts down.




Sorry if this has been asked a lot, I didn't see any threads in regards to this issue.

 

make sure you're using DX9.

 

Hi, RowdyMoody,

Honorbuddy is not advertised to run on Win10. You can find a list of supported operating system versions here:

http://www.honorbuddy.com/​

Honorbuddy support of Windows 10 should happen within a year.
But as always, plans can change.
The Buddy Development staff does not give out ETAs.

Some have had success getting Buddy bots to run on Win10 by switching from DX12 to DX11. You may also need to remove the .NET runtime that ships with Win10, and install the 4.5.1 version that works correctly. (More on this in the next section.) Your mileage may vary. In any case, the Buddy staff cannot help you with this at this time.

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Windows 10 has other very serious bugs at the moment with the .NET runtime that creates problems for Buddy bots (and other .NET-based applications):

https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/1296​

https://nickcraver.com/blog/2015/07/27/why-you-should-wait-on-dotnet-46/​

Not to mention the normal launch-before-its-ready shenannigans:

http://betanews.com/2015/07/26/wind...for-nvidia-drivers-could-break-your-computer/
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/aug/11/windows-10-broken-update-endless-reboot-loop​

If Windows 10 works for you, congratulations—"Works for me" is not a valid release critieria. Win 10 is most definitely NOT working for a large number of people (with respect to Buddy bots and other applications).

Now that its been released, the pressure will increase on Microsoft (as it should be) to fix the problems they've let into the wild. Hopefully, these issues will be repaired in a timely manner. It would be prudent to wait at least 90 days before considering a permanent shift to Windows 10.

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Thread closed--not a Support issue.
Please do not open another thread on this topic.

cheers,
chinajade