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Unable to log into ClassiCube from Windows 2000

I can't log into my ClassiCube account from Windows 2000, even after updating all required updates and root certificates. Does anybody know a fix?image.jpg

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Try enabling SSL or TLS options in Internet Explorer. Alternatively, don't use Windows 2000.

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5 hours ago, koy said:

Try enabling SSL or TLS options in Internet Explorer. Alternatively, don't use Windows 2000.

I just checked the SSL and TLS options in the Internet Explorer and found them all enabled, still can't log in. Thank you for trying to help me out tho

anyway, I found a fix

just to add the line "http-no-https=true" in options.txt in the ClassiCube folder and hit save

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On 12/13/2025 at 11:03 AM, AiHoshino said:

just to add the line "http-no-https=true" in options.txt in the ClassiCube folder and hit save

Please don't do this, as it means your account password is transmitted in plaintext when logging in.

You may want to try updating to the latest dev build, as that should fix most SSL/TLS issues.
(ClassiCube in the latest dev build manually integrates SSL/TLS support, rather than relying on the operating system to do it)

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On 12/14/2025 at 12:29 PM, UnknownShadow200 said:

Please don't do this, as it means your account password is transmitted in plaintext when logging in.

You may want to try updating to the latest dev build, as that should fix most SSL/TLS issues.
(ClassiCube in the latest dev build manually integrates SSL/TLS support, rather than relying on the operating system to do it)

I see. Thanks for the info. I will try the developer builds instead as I have already tried the most recent final release which is over 1 year old now

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