My account profile has changed but my picture had not.
I changed it at 8pm est...
My avatar still has not changed...
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TroII
, Jun 17 2012 - 13:17
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#2 Posted Jun 17 2012 - 13:29
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There it is...
#3 Posted Jun 17 2012 - 13:30
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If you are computer savvy, you can use this pathway as a shortcut to the right place:
%appdata%\wargaming.net\WorldOfTanks\custom_data
(Thanks to AllPainful for the above path)
*Once you are in the 'custom_data' folder, follow steps 12-15 below*
If you are NOT computer savvy, or you just like step by step instructions, follow these simple steps to get your correct clan emblem to appear:
1. Make sure you have exited out of World of Tanks (close the client completely, don't just log off the server)
2. Go to "My Computer"
3. Locate your C: drive and go into it (if you don't have a C: drive, use whatever drive you installed WoT into)
4. Go into the folder labeled "Users"
5. In the top left of the browser, you'll see the word 'organize'. Click that and a drop-down menu will appear.
Click 'folder and search options'. Go to the second tab (view). In the advanced settings under 'Hidden files and folders', click 'Show hidden files, folders, and drives.'
Click apply and then ok.
6. Go into the folder that has your name on it. (If in doubt, use the folder that you installed WoT on.)
7. Go into the "AppData" folder.
8. Go into the "Roaming" folder.
9. Go into the "wargaming.net" folder.
10. Go into the "WorldOfTanks" folder. (NOT the 'WoT' folder)
11. Go into the "custom_data" folder.
12. Once inside the custom data folder, several thousand files will appear (more or less depending on how long you have been playing WoT).
13. Click once on the top file (just highlight it) and press the Control key + A to select ALL of the files.
14. Right click and delete all of the files.
15. Once that "custom_data" folder is completely empty, you can exit out of the browser and restart your WoT client. Your clan emblem should now appear on your tanks!
*Note that these instructions are based on my computer, which runs Windows 7. If you have an older computer, the instructions may vary a bit.*
Thanks for reading and I hope this solves your problem!
After this hide the files folders and drive settings!!!
%appdata%\wargaming.net\WorldOfTanks\custom_data
(Thanks to AllPainful for the above path)
*Once you are in the 'custom_data' folder, follow steps 12-15 below*
If you are NOT computer savvy, or you just like step by step instructions, follow these simple steps to get your correct clan emblem to appear:
1. Make sure you have exited out of World of Tanks (close the client completely, don't just log off the server)
2. Go to "My Computer"
3. Locate your C: drive and go into it (if you don't have a C: drive, use whatever drive you installed WoT into)
4. Go into the folder labeled "Users"
5. In the top left of the browser, you'll see the word 'organize'. Click that and a drop-down menu will appear.
Click 'folder and search options'. Go to the second tab (view). In the advanced settings under 'Hidden files and folders', click 'Show hidden files, folders, and drives.'
Click apply and then ok.
6. Go into the folder that has your name on it. (If in doubt, use the folder that you installed WoT on.)
7. Go into the "AppData" folder.
8. Go into the "Roaming" folder.
9. Go into the "wargaming.net" folder.
10. Go into the "WorldOfTanks" folder. (NOT the 'WoT' folder)
11. Go into the "custom_data" folder.
12. Once inside the custom data folder, several thousand files will appear (more or less depending on how long you have been playing WoT).
13. Click once on the top file (just highlight it) and press the Control key + A to select ALL of the files.
14. Right click and delete all of the files.
15. Once that "custom_data" folder is completely empty, you can exit out of the browser and restart your WoT client. Your clan emblem should now appear on your tanks!
*Note that these instructions are based on my computer, which runs Windows 7. If you have an older computer, the instructions may vary a bit.*
Thanks for reading and I hope this solves your problem!
After this hide the files folders and drive settings!!!
#4 Posted Jun 17 2012 - 13:49
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- Players
- 18390 battles
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206
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Member since:
09-27-2011
Sergeant
Or are you talking bout the forum avatar? That is something totally different
