Fault in registry

myprecious666 · May 28, 2018

i have played 3 games for 5 hours but it only registers 2 games. I have played crossout for more than 5 hours and after 96 hrs it still hasn't come up as completed. I do not want to risk not completing this month, can you please check if this is a bug in
the reward system? I already double checked the games that you can play for this reward and all games I played are available.

Thank you.

:)

DEATH BY BoBo1 · May 28, 2018

console registry

never mind i jumped the gun after a couple refreshes and some fustration it came up with my xbox

DEATH BY BoBo1 · May 28, 2018

console registry

My console is broken and in need of repairs but apears to be unregisterd but when i go to register it the site says its already registerd to this account.

XBLRewards8 · May 30, 2018

Hello myprecious666,

From the FAQ:

When will I receive my Rewards Credits?

Your Rewards Credits will appear as pending within 96 hours of completion of each specific offer.

Since you only played your remaining time for Crossout on the 28th, we only received that information this morning. Please allow a full 96 hours for us to receive and process recent activity. For example, since your last play time for Frozen Free Fall and
Prominence Poker was on the 21st and 14th, those games were already processed and showing on your FREE Ride offer.

XBLRewards8

Hello myprecious666,

From the FAQ:

When will I receive my Rewards Credits?

Your Rewards Credits will appear as pending within 96 hours of completion of each specific offer.

Since you only played your remaining time for Crossout on the 28th, we only received that information this morning. Please allow a full 96 hours for us to receive and process recent activity. For example, since your last play time for Frozen Free Fall and
Prominence Poker was on the 21st and 14th, those games were already processed and showing on your FREE Ride offer.

DEATH BY BoBo1

never mind i jumped the gun after a couple refreshes and some fustration it came up with my xbox

Ruwim.B

The only what I'm able to tell you based on the information available in the DxDiag diagnostics file is that there are no active video recording devices on your laptop.

If you wish, you can open Windows Device manager. In the View menu select "Show hidden devices". If there are any disabled, but still installed devices available, they will be shown there.

Your original question was about the Video key in the registry. I'm not able to tell you exactly what video capture device these keys refer to, but suspect that they are related to some virtual devices, perhaps broadcasting application. (OBS is just an example). You might have disabled/uninstalled this application, but the registry key were not cleared.

El_Dude

What's OBS? A physical device? Purpose? When you say "device was removed..." , again, are you referring to a physical device, meaning someone would have to have had personal access to my laptop, or a s/w or driver that could have been removed remotely? Also, since the device is no longer present, I can delete some of the keys in the Video folder, right? Which ones? Can i delete the entire folder?

Also, is it possible the dirfectx diagnosis missed other types of recording devices? In other words, are there available recording devices not built on the directx platform? If so, then the diagnosis would miss them, correct? And how do i go about detecting these (should they exist)?

Ruwim.B

If you want to know which video recording devices are installed on your computer, then,

Please, run the DirectX diagnostics tool.

Go to Windows Start and in the Run box type dxdiag.exe and press the OK button. This will start the DirectX diagnostics program. Run this diagnostics and save the results to a file.

Since there is no Attachment option yet available on this Forum, you may post the saved file to a File Sharing site (e.g. OneDrive) and provide here a link to this site.

Fault in registry