An Error occurred during updating (5) swtor

ok well deleted the bit raider folder. did not work. same error occurred.

Try these steps, but first, I want to see if I can get Kipling to come take a look at this. Here's the steps if you want to TRY, but I would recommend WAITING to see if I can get Kipling to take a look at this.

• Go to the Old Republic directory... C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\BioWare\Star Wars - The Old Republic\Assets
  
  
• Delete the files listed below: 
  assets_swtor_en_us.version 
  assets_swtor_main.version 
  assets_swtor_test.main.version 
  assets_swtor_test_en_us.version 
  
  
• Then Run a Disk Defrag, which may help remove the remains of any corrupt files on your system
  To run ScanDisk and Disk Defragmenter in Windows 7/Vista/XP 
  Click Start, and then click Computer or My Computer. 
  Right-click Local Disk (C, and then click Properties. 
  Click the Tools tab. 
  Click the appropriate link given below depending on whether you would like to run ScanDisk or Disk Defragmenter. 
  
  
• C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\BioWare\Star Wars - The Old Republic\ and then run the Fix Launcher 
  
  
• Reload the game, and if you have the option, click the settings button and try to repair the game (on the launcher)

Alternatively, you can just do a clean reinstall. There's probably a better fix, but this is all I know to suggest. I'll try to see if there's a way to get Kipling's Attention before you do this.

I'm run the repair and just hope it works will come later post if does or not. I've here for 8 hours straight trying do this i need a break lol 

Alright, well I sent a message to Kipling, I don't know how long it will take him to get here. I'll be here for the next 3-4 hours or so, I can play swtor while having this page up.

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@Zinnn33 wrote:

Try these steps, but first, I want to see if I can get Kipling to come take a look at this. Here's the steps if you want to TRY, but I would recommend WAITING to see if I can get Kipling to take a look at this.

• Go to the Old Republic directory... C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\BioWare\Star Wars - The Old Republic\Assets
  
  
• Delete the files listed below: 
  assets_swtor_en_us.version 
  assets_swtor_main.version 
  assets_swtor_test.main.version 
  assets_swtor_test_en_us.version 
  
  
• Then Run a Disk Defrag, which may help remove the remains of any corrupt files on your system
  To run ScanDisk and Disk Defragmenter in Windows 7/Vista/XP 
  Click Start, and then click Computer or My Computer. 
  Right-click Local Disk (C, and then click Properties. 
  Click the Tools tab. 
  Click the appropriate link given below depending on whether you would like to run ScanDisk or Disk Defragmenter. 
  
  
• C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\BioWare\Star Wars - The Old Republic\ and then run the Fix Launcher 
  
  
• Reload the game, and if you have the option, click the settings button and try to repair the game (on the launcher)

Alternatively, you can just do a clean reinstall. There's probably a better fix, but this is all I know to suggest. I'll try to see if there's a way to get Kipling's Attention before you do this.

For the hell of it I ran this suggestion.deleted the files as said, defragged my hardrives, and ran the fix launcher. nothing worked. so I guess I have no choice to reinstall the game from scratch.

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Well, I wish I could've helped you better, I did all I knew to :/

Thank you anyways much appreciate it :/ 

@GundamFan21 I see you've gone through extensive troubleshoting already, so I think the remaining option is for you to convert the patching method: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Troubleshooting-Guides-Info/Guide-How-to-Switch-to-Non-Streaming-Launcher/td-p/4867417/

my game finally patched a day after i made this post. I don't know what the issue was. 

@GundamFan21

If this occurs on every patch and occurs again on the next patch , and memory tests come back good and same for a chkdsk on the file system then you are best doing the reverse listed in the link provided by @EA_Kipling

From your screenshot you are using non streaming already, and doing the reverse directions will convert your install to streaming which may actually behave better when patching for you.