How To Fix Scan And Repair On Vanguard

Some Battle.net players are reporting a weird issue where the game launcher is stuck in a Scan & Repair await that ever ends with the error bulletin "Whoops. It looks like something broke. Give it another shot.". This trouble is reported to occur on both PC and Mac.

We've investigated this upshot thoroughly and we discovered a couple of mutual scenarios with the potential of causing this issue. Here's a listing of potential culprits that are most likely producing this error:

Game data corruption – In most cases, this blazon of event is associated with some time of game information corruption. If this game repair loop is just happening with one particular game, uninstalling and reinstalling the game is the fastest way to ready the trouble.
COD: MW file glitch – If y'all're only experiencing this event with Phone call of Duty: Modernistic Warfare, chances are you will be able to escape the repair loop without the need to reinstall the game past selectively deleting a series of game data files. This will force Battle.net to acknowledge that you're missing some key game dependencies and re-download them.

Delete the small data files (Call of Duty Modern Warfare Only)

If you are experiencing this issue with Call of Duty Modern Warfare, there is a set that's been circulating online that allows you to break the browse & repair loop without the need to reinstall the game completely.

Keep in listen that COD: Modern Warfare is a big game, so uninstalling it completely will accept a lot of fourth dimension (and bandwidth) if y'all're working with a limited or slow connection.

The fix beneath will spare you from having to re-download the game in order to escape this repair loop – information technology involves selectively deleting small game data files in club to force Battle.net to recheck the integrity of the game and re-download the missing files.

Follow the instructions below to delete these small data files and escape the scan and repair loop of Boxing.net:

Open up Battle.net and click on the listing associated with Telephone call of Duty Modernistic Warfare. Next, click on the gear icon associated with the game and click on Show in Explorer from the context menu that merely appeared.

Access the game installation binder

Note: This will take you directly into the installation folder of Phone call of Duty Modern Warfare.
Close the Boxing.net app and make sure it's not running in the background.
One time you lot're inside the root location of the game installation, delete everything inside except for the Information folder.

Delete everything except the data folder
Adjacent, access the Information binder and blazon '.idx' inside the search bar (top-correct corner) to make Explorer display only the files that interest u.s.a..
From the listing of results, delete everything that shows inside.
Once all the .idx files have been deleted, double-click on the data subfolder and delete every file that is under two MB.

Delete all all the data files under ii MB

Note: You can order the list by 'Size' in order to easily select and delete the entries under 2 MB.
Open up the Battle.internet app once once more, select the Telephone call of Duty Modern Warfare entry and click on Update. Now the app should figure out that some game files are missing and will re-download them while leaving the rest solitary, assuasive you to escape the repair loop.

If this method was not effective in your case or y'all're experiencing this issue with a different game, move downwardly to the next potential gear up beneath.

Uninstall and reinstall the game

If the Battle.cyberspace app installation merely triggers this error with one particular game, it's normally an indication of some game information corruption. Depending on the gravity of the problem, you might be able to fix the issue only by uninstalling the game via Boxing.Net's interface before triggering a reinstallation.

To uninstall a problematic game via Battle.Internet, become to the dwelling house screen of the app and right-click on the game that is currently stuck in the browse and repair loop, and click on Uninstall from the context menu.

Next, follow the remaining prompts to complete the uninstallation, then reboot your PC.

Once your PC boots back up, open up Battle.net app in one case once more and reinstall the problematic game from Games tab and see if the trouble is at present fixed.

There will be situations (a rare occurrence) where you might demand to manually uninstall the game in lodge to escape this repair loop. If the method above didn't allow you lot to uninstall the game directly from the Boxing.Net app, follow the instructions below to do it manually (via the Programs and Features carte du jour):

Printing Windows central + R to open up a Run dialog box. Adjacent, type 'appwiz.cpl' inside the text box and printing Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open the Programs and Features bill of fare with admin admission.

Open up upward the Programs and Features carte du jour
At the User Account Control prompt, click Yeah to grant admin access.
Once you lot're inside the Programs and Features carte du jour, scroll down through the list of installed programs and locate the game that yous're having issues with, correct-click on it and choose Uninstall from the context card.

Uninstall the problematic game
Follow the remaining prompts to complete the uninstallation, then reboot your PC and re-install the game from Battle.Net the next time your PC boots back upwards.