After changing the client, I encountered an update error or an MD5 code comparison error when downloading the installation package and the patch package (the same is true for repeated downloads). This situation is caused by a data error in the local network cache. To this end, we re-launched the merged patch package after the new version of the client. You can try to download and reuse it.

Friends who encounter this kind of network cache error can also add a string such as 123 1 1456. When downloading the service pack manually, it will be refreshed every time after downloading the link (123 165438 is an arbitrary random number).

For example, to download a composite service package:

_ pak v3/jx3 _ c _ 3 . 2 . 1.54 13-to-3 . 2 . 1.5443 _ zhcn _ pak v3 _ patch . exe

Then try to add the download as:

_ pak v3/jx3 _ c _ 3 . 2 . 1.54 13-to-3 . 2 . 1.5443 _ zhcn _ pak v3 _ patch . exe/ 123 1 1456。 Every refresh

After downloading, change the downloaded file name to the original file name, as shown in the above example: jx3 _ c _ 3.2.1.5413-to-3.2.1.5443 _ zhcn _ pakv3 _ patch.exe. This can temporarily solve the problem that normal data cannot be downloaded due to network cache errors. This method can also be applied to various MD5 code mismatch problems.

This is the official solution. Just try it.

You can also refer to the following forum address for debugging.

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