Black desert online error occurred while downloading the file

I followed up on the error message I saw on IE 8 and found out I had to go into IE 8 and reset it tools, internet options, advanced, press reset and that fixed the problem.

Hi, i try what the Right-click said. LOL Yeah, that's strange.. Ethann View Profile View Posts. I have found out how! Look up how to get to uninstall programs or programs and features in control panel. Next find something called steam content server limiter. Then uninstall it. Press Exit. Next open steam back up and it should be fixed! If you have any questions, feel free to ask me!

Frasier View Profile View Posts. Once this is done close steam and restart it and you should be able to download. Erayyyy , Jan 17, Error occurred while starting the program: Error Code: 0E02 Navigate to your Black Desert Online folder, right click on the folder and choose properties, select the 'Security' tab.

Under Group and usernames you will see a list of authorized users. Windows 10 And 8. Erayyyy likes this. Originally Posted by hatenak. Last edited by Ledie; at PM. Originally Posted by Pandoram I been trying to get access to their git for weeks, but it seem they been very busy lately so I still dont have access. Curious about those 2 versions you mentioned.

Which one would you say is more complete? I mostly concerned about playing alone locally, currently using hadesBD server. Would you say the versions here are more complete? Just curious before I reinstall it : Edit: Seems the remastered 1. But if the above user's experience does not help, you may continue reading the solutions put forward by Steam. Needless to say, restarting is always the first thing to try.

If the Steam disk write error persists, restart your computer. Clearing the download cache of Steam will force the Steam client to flush locally cached configuration data and acquire it from the Steam server again. Reinstalling Steam may fix potential issues with Steam client and service files while preserving all installed games.

The Steam Library contains all your installed games which should be writable by all users so as to download or update properly. However, sometimes Steam game update stuck because the user permissions changed and need to be refreshed. Bad hardware, software crashes, and power surges can corrupt the game folders. You can use Steam to verify the integrity of these files and fix them if necessary.

The Steam content system is divided into geographical regions. The Steam client automatically detects its current region and uses content servers located in that region. Sometimes, servers in a specific region may be slow or overloaded, leading to Steam disk write error while downloading. You can switch to a different download region, using another set of content servers to have a try. You may need to test several regions other than your own.

It is worth trying to install the game on another hard drive in case it is the hard drive failure. If this works, you can then create a new Steam Library folder on this drive and install new games or move the already installed games into this Steam Library folder.

For Mac: drivers cannot be updated separately; you can only update the operating system to the latest. Certain firewalls may prevent Steam from talking to its servers.

You can temporarily disable it for testing purpose. Anti-Virus hooks deep into the operating system and can affect disk and network operations, further leading to issues with Steam. Besides, some games use copy protection technology which may appear as malicious software to an antivirus scanner, resulting in Steam disk write error.

You can completely disable the Anti-Virus and check if the disk write error stopped. Software that modifies or monitors systems and disk or network activity can cause issues while downloading or running a game. These programs and services can run in the background and are typically associated with software like Anti-Virus, ad-blockers, web-optimizers, firewalls, system cleaners, etc.