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PC-TV and still missing blue color.

I'm pretty sure its because of that windows update.
I mean the update which computer asks to do when you turn off your computer. As I pressed it, the 1 of 3 steps went fast (5min top), but the 2 of 3 was taking too long and I went to sleep, in the morning the computer was turned off and when I turned it on, the screen was missing blue color. So it can not be the cable nor the PC's plug as I didnt remove the cable from PC.

As for Windows updates taking a long time, I don't think that's really a problem. In my experience they sometimes just take a long time for no apparent reason (it's not like it says the ETA time when updating). But I've never had any problems as what you're describing with Windows updates.

If everything worked before the update and nothing was changed during it, it could be a faulty update (or something). But I really don't know if (or how) you can remove Windows updates other than formatting. Then again, there could be ways.

Also, if it really is a software problem, maybe try reverting to older video drivers instead of using the newest one, it might help. (although I do believe Windows doesn't update your graphics drivers in Windows update, but hey, who knows)

Radeon HD 7800

Now tried other HDMI cable twice,
PC-> monitor   - still same, display missing blue color
xbox-> monitor   - everything is ok

The graphic card is all right because before update everything was okey... Played with hdmi from June to February. Because of this havent played AA for a month.

My reasoning still suggests your PC's plug is damaged (not to graphics card itself, only the plug). It wouldn't matter which cable you try, it would still be the same.

Can you try the same cable from your PC connected to some other TV/monitor?

1. I'm pretty sure Assist pings are not 100% accurate, but I'm unaware of the reason. They usually show roughly the correct ping for me tho (+ or - 20 every now and  then).

2. I'm pretty sure they can be killed when they go to prone instantly. The question is where to shoot. The "hitbox" might not be where you see the body to be. The same thing is with the bug where you see the enemy as standing/crouching, but they're actually crawling and shooting their body does nothing. Only in this case, I really don't know where the "hitbox" is, but I'm pretty sure it should still exist.

Also, without the tracking system there would really be no way of telling who's who. I mean if you can't look at a player's previous names you can't know if he's a friend of yours or just someone who's pretending to be someone else.

1.I think you mean you want to know where or not someone is banned for cheating(not 100% sure though). If that's the case, then:
If a player has been caught cheating on Assist, he wont be playing and you can't see him (on that account at least)
If you wish to see history/other accounts of player, go to http://history.anticheatinc.com/aa2/ . Although I must warn you it's no longer up to date (only accounts since before 2012 I guess).
If you really think that someone is cheating, you can post it here on the forums (or send a PM to Sergio) and it will be looked into. (Don't do it too often though, Sergio can't devote all his time on this game)

2.There will almost always be some cheats/hacks that are not detected right away. That's why all the anticheat software always need to evolve.
The bottom line is that if you're not physically next to the person, you can never really say with 100% certainty that they're not using something.

It would be really helpful, if you posted the link to the tracker you're requesting the honor to (i.e his new tracker).

And Sergio said in an earlier response to a player who's account had also been hacked, that they should be able to get it back by contacting someone on the battletracker,com site. I really don't know who, maybe frankof, he's the only active moderator I know of there.

Uhm yeah... I may have come on with a blood alcohol level of 1.8, but I'm still not gonna die of it !

Nice one!