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Re: playing with myself....

• DannyLee725 506 Posts

  Sat, Mar 14 2015 10:41 AM

  This has happened twice now...Playing stroke play in a group and get the dreaded Unexpected Error screen. Upon returning asks if I would like to continue and game resumes but all the other players are gone. The game resumes at same place of error but its a single player game. I thought other players chose to FORFEIT so I play on or quit to. Then I start getting e-mails or wall post that I'm a quitter. I don't quit ever, no matter how much I stink and pride myself on that. Any Idea's ? Thanks, Dan

• WGTicon 12,511 Posts

  Sun, Mar 15 2015 12:58 PM

  DannyLee725:

  This has happened twice now...Playing stroke play in a group and get the dreaded Unexpected Error screen. Upon returning asks if I would like to continue and game resumes but all the other players are gone. The game resumes at same place of error but its a single player game. I thought other players chose to FORFEIT so I play on or quit to. Then I start getting e-mails or wall post that I'm a quitter. I don't quit ever, no matter how much I stink and pride myself on that. Any Idea's ? Thanks, Dan

  hi 

  no, but if this happens again, please right click on the game window and submit detailed report so our engineers can look at it.

  -wgticon

• krushkrush 42 Posts

  Sun, Mar 15 2015 2:07 PM

  has happened to me once

  had 2 others tell me it happened to them

  and seen another post with same complaint

  just saying

• oneeyedjohn 9,580 Posts

  Sun, Mar 15 2015 5:01 PM

  right click doesn't do anything for me, no pop up menu - nothing.

  Maxthon 4.4.4.200

  Any ideas ?

• ZioMio 4,680 Posts

  Sun, Mar 15 2015 5:29 PM

  oneeyedjohn:

  Any ideas ?

  Just a shot in the dark but, you could try a combination of keys with the right click.

   

  • Shift + right click
  • Ctrl + right click
  • Alt + right click
  • F-mode or Func + right click

  you might get lucky and it may open the Context Menu.

  ***edit***

  Right-clicking is usually a request for a context-sensitive menu which is performed on the keyboard either by clicking the Context key (menu/pointer looking thing usually to the right of the space bar between Alt and Ctrl (along with the Windows key), or by pressing Shift+F10.