Timed Out/01-0400-00000000-701 Fix [Tutorial]

The 'Xtrap issue' has again began to circulate following this past update [Xtrap]. There still stands a crowd of users who DON'T know how to fix this so below I've provided a STEP BY STEP tutorial. The Timed Out/Fail to Load error is due to an anti-virus denying run. Until Xtrap fixes the coding on their end, there's only one way around this issue and that's providing an open lane so to speak. This process is forcefully suspending your anti-virus's process. So when you finish playing the game, I recommend you re-open your anti-virus, allowing it to monitor your CPU. There should be NO questions as to WHAT to do as I've provided the MUCH NEEDED information. Enjoy...and forward to users if they're still looking for the information.

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Step No.1 -- Accessing Your Task Manager

• Ctrl + Alt + Delete or Right-Click your toolbar/taskbar (the bottom bar where your open applications are ordered) and click 'Task Manager'.

Step No.2 -- Accessing Your Processes

• Click the Processes tab on the top of the window;
  Applications | Processes | Services | Performance | Networking | Users

Step. No.3 -- Ending The Processes

• Click the Administrative button for viewing ALL processes in Administrator mode.
  
• Order-down the description tab, describing ALL the processes, by clicking the word Description.
• Find the 2 anti-virus processes, click them and forcefully end the processes by click the End Process button in the bottom corner of the window.
  
  In the example images, my anti-virus is Threatfire. Be sure to ONLY end the two anti-virus processes on your CPU and no others.

This process will open all access for Xtrap to open freely without any limitations. KEEP IN MIND, you have NO ANTI-VIRUS RUNNING so any network sharing is completely at your discretion and I wouldn't advise any networking period until you re-open your anti-virus after you've finished playing the game.

I hope this has helped EVERYONE scouring for answers...if in this case this STILL DOES NOT WORK, you must also deactivate your firewall, if allowing the application(s) manually in your firewall settings isn't enough. But as much as suspending [full] your anti-virus SHOULD do the trick. Enjoy...

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UPDATE FOR WINDOWS XP USERS

Due to the lack of user friendly options, you may have to do a little homework if your not 100% on the file name(s) of your anti-virus. In MOST cases they are self explanatory and back to back, but if your not certain than you'll need to export your process list and Google the filename(s) you think they may be. Example: "AVGac.exe". Some friendly advice, and/or tips; EVERY application process filename is labeled with the product name in it, or an abbreviation. You may have to think a little to figure it out, but I assure you it isn't difficult.

Exporting The List of Processes

• Step No.1: Click and open Start Menu > Run
• Step No.2: Type in cmd and press search [Enter]; This will open your command prompt window.
• Step No.3: Inside the command prompt window type the following command and press [Enter]: tasklist /m > tasklist.rtf
• Step No.4: Launch your word processing program, load the tasklist.rtf document, and investigate the nicely formatted report for your anti-virus filename(s).

Once you've identified the processes, end them as per. stated in Step No.3 in the above section.