Hi guys, for some reason the overlay currently does not work when you install Raid Call on your computer (when you hit Shift + Tab in game) when in WoW.

Note: I'm on Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit, so you're steps may be slightly different, but should be very similar.


Step 1: Close raidcall and locate the raidcall folder (Usually something like "C:\Program Files (x86)\RaidCall\flash\").


Step 2: Within that folder, find the file "config.xml" inside the "flash" folder. Make sure to create a backup of the file. (Worst case you might have to reinstall raidcall).


Step 3: You might not have permission to alter the file. If that's the case, here are steps to fix that. Otherwise skip to step 4.

Step 3a: Right-click the file and open the properties. Click on the "Security" tab, then click the "edit" button.

Step 3b: In the top part under "Group or user names" select the "Users" entry, and in the bottom part check the box for "Full control" in the "Allow" column.

Step 3c: Click ok, and ok again to close the properties dialog.



Step 4: Open the config.xml file in notepad or some other text editor and copy/paste the text in the spoiler below into the file.

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<olConfigItem gameName = "WoW" processName = "Wow.exe" cursor = "" autoStart="0" >
<olWnd flash = "XOverlayMainLoader.swf" autofit = "1"></olWnd>
<env disableIME="1" > </env>
</olConfigItem>


It should look like this now (or very similar):
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<olConfigItem gameName = "Guild Wars2" processName = "Gw2.exe" cursor = "" autoStart="0" >
<olWnd flash = "XOverlayMainLoader.swf" autofit = "1"></olWnd>
<env disableIME="1" > </env>
</olConfigItem>
<olConfigItem gameName = "WoW" processName = "Wow.exe" cursor = "" autoStart="0" >
<olWnd flash = "XOverlayMainLoader.swf" autofit = "1"></olWnd>
<env disableIME="1" > </env>
</olConfigItem>
<olConfigItem gameName = "World of Tanks" processName = "worldoftanks.exe" cursor = "" autoStart="0" >
<olWnd flash = "XOverlayMainLoader.swf" autofit = "1"></olWnd>
<env disableIME="1" > </env>
</olConfigItem>



***CRITICAL STEP*****
Step 5: Save the file.

Step 5a: Right-click the file and open the properties. Click on the "Security" tab, then click the "edit" button.

Step 5b: In the top part under "Group or user names" select the "System" entry, and in the bottom part Un-check the boxes for "Full control, Modify and Wite" in the "Allow" column.
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Step 5c: Click ok, and ok again to close the properties dialog.



Reopen Raidcall. If all goes according to plan your overlay should work now.

If it did not work, then you did not follow Step 5 properly and Raidcall overwrote config.xml and you will have to start all over again.