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How do you connect back to World of Warcraft servers after being a part of private servers and if your realmlist file has not been changed I have also re-installed the game. Please Help?
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∙ 15y ago
This happened to me to but this may help
move the World of Warcraft folder (the whole folder) onto the desktop MOVE NOT COPY
and then change the realmlist. you can keep it on the desktop
NOTE: the wow shortcuts will not work after you move the folder but u can make a new one ;)
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∙ 15y ago
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