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      • there is no disable muling button, there is a disableMuleOn setting. which disables muling on money form the mule to the bot and will turn off the script when this is the case. you are right, if you dont want your bots to mule off their profit you just set the timer to >500hours because runescape very irregularly goes 500 hours without an update thats not a bug. this was left in from revs settings i guess, i've removed it in next but i think its pretty benign bots dont really get skuill tricked. ill have to run an account to see if the profit tracker is actually inaccurate or not. the button to open a bug ticket says "include logs, a screenshot of the whole client and a bug description", i think its obvious those logs go in the ticket.  
      • Date Purchased: A few days ago Script Purchased: Nagua Monthly Script Creator (tag them with @): @camelCase Reason for Refund: Very terrible bot, can't set-up custom equipment, always deposits when I try to use my ownn invenntory Proof of Issues (required: screenshots, videos, and/or DreamBot logs):  Proof of Script Creator Contact (required: screenshots, videos, and/or links to replies):  Desired Outcome: Refund (back to payment method or store credit) / Issue Fixed / Script Swap - I would like store credit please, or a script swap for a month, however store credit would be awesome as I don't want to use another script from this scripter. 
      • Understanding QB Error PS077 Q1: What is QB Error PS077?  A: This error typically occurs when you're trying to download or install payroll updates in QuickBooks Desktop. It signals that QuickBooks is unable to verify your payroll subscription or access necessary files, which can halt your payroll processing. Common Causes of Error PS077 Q2: Why does this error happen?  A: Several issues can trigger PS077: Your QuickBooks software isn’t registered. The payroll subscription is inactive or expired. Corrupted or missing files like QBWUSER.ini or EntitlementDataStore.ecml. Multiple versions of QuickBooks installed on the same system. A damaged CPS folder (used for payroll tax tables). Incorrect billing information or outdated tax table files2. Step-by-Step Fixes for Error PS077 1. Verify Your Payroll Subscription Q3: How do I check if my payroll subscription is active?  A: Open QuickBooks Desktop. Go to Employees > My Payroll Service > Account/Billing Information. Sign in with your Intuit credentials. Confirm your subscription status and renew if needed. An inactive subscription is one of the most common causes of PS077. 2. Register QuickBooks Desktop Q4: What if my QuickBooks isn’t registered?  A: Press F2 to open the Product Information window. Look for the registration status next to the license number. If it says “Not Activated,” follow the prompts to register your software. Unregistered software can block payroll updates. 3. Rename Configuration Files Q5: What files should I rename and why?  A: Renaming corrupted configuration files can reset QuickBooks settings without deleting your data. Steps: Close QuickBooks. Locate and rename the following files by adding .old at the end: QBWUSER.ini EntitlementDataStore.ecml Reopen QuickBooks and try updating payroll again. 4. Rename the CPS Folder Q6: What is the CPS folder and how do I rename it?  A: The CPS folder contains payroll tax table files. If it’s corrupted, renaming it forces QuickBooks to create a new one. Steps: Open File Explorer and go to: C:\Program Files\Intuit\QuickBooks <version>\Components\Payroll\CPS Right-click the CPS folder and rename it to CPSOLD. Reopen QuickBooks and download the payroll update. 5. Use Only One Version of QuickBooks Q7: Can having multiple versions of QuickBooks cause this error?  A: Yes. Running multiple versions can lead to conflicts during updates. Fix: Uninstall any older or unused versions of QuickBooks. Keep only the version you actively use. 6. Disable User Account Control (UAC) Q8: How does UAC affect payroll updates?  A: UAC can block QuickBooks from making system-level changes during updates. To disable UAC temporarily: Open the Control Panel. Go to User Accounts > Change User Account Control settings. Move the slider to Never Notify. Restart your computer and try updating payroll again. 7. Reset QuickBooks Updates Q9: What if the update itself is corrupted?  A: Resetting the update can clear out any corrupted files. Steps: Open QuickBooks. Go to Help > Update QuickBooks Desktop. Click the Update Now tab. Check Reset Update, then click Get Updates. Restart QuickBooks and try the payroll update again. 8. Use QuickBooks Tool Hub Q10: Can QuickBooks Tool Hub help fix this?  A: Yes! It’s a free utility from Intuit that can fix many common issues. Steps: Download and install the QuickBooks Tool Hub. Open it and select Program Problems. Click Quick Fix my Program. Reopen QuickBooks and try the payroll update again. Preventing Future Errors Q11: How can I avoid seeing this error again?  A: Keep QuickBooks and Windows updated. Regularly verify your payroll subscription. Avoid installing multiple versions of QuickBooks. Use antivirus software to prevent file corruption. Back up your company file regularly. When to Contact Support Q12: When should I reach out to Intuit support?  A: If you’ve tried all the above steps and still see the error, it’s time to call in the pros. Contact Intuit if: You’re unsure about renaming or deleting system files. Your payroll subscription appears active but updates still fail. You use Direct Deposit or Assisted Payroll services. Helpful Resources QuickBooks Payroll Error PS077 or PS032 – Dancing Numbers 7 Ways to Fix Error PS077 in QuickBooks Payroll – AccountsPro Fix PSXXX Errors When Downloading Payroll Updates – Intuit If you'd like, I can walk you through any of these steps or help you draft a message to Intuit support. Want to try one of the fixes together?
      • Hi guys! Can I please have store credit refunded to my account for Dreamy Crabs, Dreamy Defenders and Dreamy Quester? I have Dreamy AIO and all of the 3 scripts mentioned above are included in that bundle. I please ask you to refund store credit back to my account so I may purchase other scripts to use  Thank you 
      • Common Causes of Error 30159 Understanding the root cause helps in choosing the right troubleshooting approach. Common causes include: Corrupted or incomplete QuickBooks payroll files Network connectivity issues Security software conflicts (antivirus or firewall) Corrupt Windows system files Incorrect date and time settings Outdated QuickBooks Desktop or Payroll version Issues with Windows user permissions Step-by-Step Troubleshooting for Error 30159 1. Verify Your Internet Connection Since QuickBooks payroll updates require an active internet connection, ensure your connection is stable. Restart your modem/router. Switch to a wired connection if possible. Disable VPNs temporarily to test connectivity. Visit a website to confirm internet access. 2. Update QuickBooks Desktop to the Latest Release An outdated QuickBooks version can cause update errors. Open QuickBooks. Go to Help > Update QuickBooks Desktop. Click Update Now. Select Get Updates. Restart QuickBooks after the update completes. 3. Run QuickBooks as Administrator Permissions issues can hinder update processes. Right-click the QuickBooks icon. Select Run as Administrator. Attempt the payroll update again. 4. Disable Antivirus and Firewall Temporarily Security software may block necessary QuickBooks files. Temporarily disable your antivirus software. Turn off your firewall. Try updating payroll. Remember to re-enable security software afterward. 5. Check Date and Time Settings Incorrect system date/time can interfere with updates. Go to Control Panel > Date and Time. Ensure the date, time, and time zone are correct. Save changes and retry the update. 6. Use QuickBooks Tool Hub Intuit provides a Tool Hub to fix common issues. Download and install QuickBooks Tool Hub from the official website. Open Tool Hub. Select Network Issues or QuickBooks Install Diagnostic Tool. Run the tool and follow on-screen instructions. Restart QuickBooks and try the update again. 7. Rebuild Data Files Corrupted company files can cause update errors. Open QuickBooks. Go to File > Utilities > Rebuild Data. Follow prompts to back up your data. Let the rebuild process complete. Attempt payroll update again. 8. Manually Download and Install Payroll Updates If automatic updates fail: Visit the Intuit QuickBooks Payroll website. Download the latest payroll update file. Save it locally. Open QuickBooks. Go to Employees > Get Payroll Updates. Select Install the Update. 9. Check User Permissions and Multi-User Setup Ensure your user account has administrative rights. Log in as the Windows administrator. Verify QuickBooks user permissions. If in a multi-user environment, ensure all users are logged out. Perform the update. 10. Contact QuickBooks Support If none of the above steps work, contact QuickBooks support for advanced help. They can assist with logs analysis and deeper system issues. Preventative Tips Regularly update QuickBooks and payroll components. Backup data before making significant changes. Use QuickBooks Tool Hub periodically to fix minor issues. Maintain a stable internet connection during updates. Avoid simultaneous updates on multiple computers. Q&A: Troubleshooting QuickBooks Payroll Error 30159 Q1. What does Error 30159 mean in QuickBooks? A: Error 30159 indicates a problem with the payroll update process, often caused by network issues, corrupted files, or security software conflicts preventing the update from completing successfully. Q2. Can I fix Error 30159 myself? A: Yes, many users can resolve Error 30159 by following the troubleshooting steps outlined above. However, if issues persist, professional support may be needed. Q3. Why does my QuickBooks payroll update keep failing? A: Common reasons include outdated QuickBooks software, network connectivity problems, corrupted files, security software interference, or incorrect system date/time. Q4. How often should I update QuickBooks and payroll? A: It's recommended to update QuickBooks and payroll at least once a month or as soon as updates are available to ensure security, compliance, and access to new features. Q5. Is it safe to disable my antivirus software during updates? A: Temporarily disabling antivirus software can help troubleshoot update issues. Remember to re-enable it immediately afterward to keep your system protected. Q6. What if the error occurs after installing Windows updates? A: Sometimes Windows updates can cause compatibility issues. Running the QuickBooks Install Diagnostic Tool or repairing Windows can help resolve such conflicts. Q7. How do I verify if my QuickBooks version is compatible with the payroll update? A: Check the QuickBooks Desktop release version and ensure it matches the payroll update requirements listed on the Intuit support site. Q8. When should I contact QuickBooks support? A: If you've tried all troubleshooting steps and still encounter Error 30159, it's time to contact QuickBooks technical support for advanced assistance. Conclusion QuickBooks payroll update error 30159 can be frustrating, but with a systematic approach, it can usually be resolved quickly. Always ensure your software is up-to-date, your internet connection is stable, and security software isn’t blocking necessary files. Regular maintenance and updates help prevent future issues.
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