"You do not have enough permissions to the specified EverQuest-Directory."
 

I just installed Titanium and EQemu and I get this error pop up when I hit 'Play', it's cock blocking me and I don't know how to fix it =(

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y28...eqemuerror.png

Sorry if this information is somewhere on the forum but I've been searching the forums for the past 40 mins or so and can't find anything. Thanks for any help.

You shouldn't be launching the patcher. Is it some custom EQEmu patcher?

Is this a fresh installation of Titanium?
Did you read the play guide?
Do you have UAC enabled?

I don't know if its a custom patcher or not, it's just the one I downloaded. I've only been to the standard sites... the one I started at was project99. This is what the patcher looks like:
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y28...qemuerror2.png

I changed my UAC to the lowest setting and it didn't change anything. I hadn't read the play guide but I'm looking through it now.

You may have to restart before the new UAC settings work properly.
To get the same effect, just run the EQEmu Launcher as administrator:
Right click EQEmu Launcher shortcut/.exe -> run as administrator

You will be much happier if you move the eq directory from Program Files to somewhere without special permissions, like c:\eq.

Problem Solved
 

I had this same issue, here is what you need to do;

First Create a file in computer local drive where you want to have EQ run from
Next drag your entire EQ file to the new folder
Now right click the folder and go to the security tab
Change the permissions under this tab to allow the user to modify the files
done

Installing project1999 and had the same problem again... googled the error message and found this post which I'd forgotten all about... lol

if you get this error, that means the launcher cannot access either your EQ directory or your launcher directory...

so the permission to patch EverQuest or to update the launcher or servers arent given.

please check out this link:
http://eqemulauncher.moestaverne.com/clarification.html
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