Here are some quick suggestions:
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What does the output log say? (See bottom left “Output Log”)
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Perhaps make a new project and connect that to Unreal Revision Control to see if you get the same error.
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Interesting–also, it looks like there are two errors:
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Connection error. This could have something to do with your internet or if you’re using a VPN. I’m unsure.
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Unable to find the project file. Check the file path for that and see if inside of your Documents folder, that a “Fortnite Projects” folder exists and within that a “Deserted” folder exists. See if you can locate a file or folder called “.urc”.
If troubleshooting these two errors don’t fix the problem, then you should report it to the Epic team + uninstall UEFN then reinstall it and maybe that will work.
i just tried uninstalling and reinstalling and still the same issue
Hi there! I work with the UEFN documentation team. I’m going to raise this issue with the revision control team. Sorry for any inconvenience you’re experiencing!
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still havent figured it out, but thank you
Hello @BoomSquad_TV , could you share your logs from c:\users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\urc\logs with me? Just zipping the entire folder would be good.
Thank you @BoomSquad_TV !
Some questions:
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micstyour Windows username? - Does the
C:\Users\micst\Documents\Fortnite Projects\Moutainridgeislanddirectory exist? - Does the
C:\Users\micst\Documents\Fortnite Projects\Moutainridgeisland\.urcdirectory exist? - If you turn off Windows ransomware detection (temporarily) does the problem go away?
Read here on how to turn off Windows ransomware detection on Windows 10/11: How to Enable or Disable Ransomware Protection in Windows 10 & 11 - MajorGeeks
It was being blocked by protected folder access, i allowed access and boom fixed yayyy!!!
I hope that this helps anyone else that is also having the same issue
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