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  1. The good thing is that because it's simply a shortcut to the original .exe file you can always undue any changes by simply creating a new shortcut that has nothing added to the target line. This will act as a normal startup. You can create multiple shortcuts with different added commands and depending on which one you use it will only use that added command. So if you have one that is unaltered and one that has the -repair line added only the one with the repair line added will use the repair function. That's why you need to rename the shortcut so you know which one does what.
  2. instructions for the workaround for the less computer savvy. right click on your gw2 desktop shortcut select "show file location" Right click on the gw2.exe file (for me it says something like gw2_64.exe) select create shortcut. Keep the old shortcut as well. Rename the new shortcut something so you know what it's for (I used Guild Wars 2 Workaround) Right click on the new shortcut and select properties In the target line add -usecoherent at the end, make sure there is a space between the end of what was already there and the new command (note if you're using steam you will need to add the command -provider Steam as well BEFORE -usecoherent with spaces inbetween) click ok. Use this new shortcut to start the game. When the problem has been fixed and the workaround is no longer needed you can delete the workaround shortcut and return to using the original shortcut.
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