Error code e0191009 with XIGNCODE Knight Online

August 14, 2025 Freddy Error Fix 0

The error code E0191009 with XIGNCODE in Knight Online (and other games that use the anti-cheat) is a common and often frustrating issue. The most widely accepted cause for this error is a problem with the XIGNCODE update process.

It’s often related to a network, firewall, or antivirus issue that prevents the anti-cheat from connecting to its update server and downloading necessary files.

Here’s a clearer breakdown and actionable steps:

What 0xE0191009 Means

Per the official XIGNCODE FAQ, this error occurs when:

“XIGNCODE has an issue during the update process.”

In simple terms, the anti-cheat fails to update or launch properly, blocking game access.

Common Causes & Fixes

1. Firewall / Antivirus Blocking Updates

Anti-cheat files might be prevented from downloading itself.

How to fix:

  • Add both the game and XIGNCODE folder to firewall and antivirus exceptions.

  • Temporarily disable AV/firewall and retry launching. If it works, re-enable protection after launch.

2. Corrupted or Outdated XIGNCODE Files

Old or damaged files can interfere with updates.

How to fix:

  • Delete the entire XIGNCODE folder.

  • Relaunch the launcher/game — it will re-download fresh copies.

3. Conflict with Other Software

Apps like VPNs, remote tools, or other anti-cheats may block XIGNCODE.

Troubleshooting steps:

  • Close tools like TeamViewer, VPN clients (ProtonVPN, NordVPN), GameGuard, HackShield.

  • Users often fixed it by uninstalling VPN software or disabling virtual environments.

4. Run as Administrator

Insufficient permissions can prevent XIGNCODE from writing system files.

Steps:

  • Right-click the game or launcher → “Run as administrator.”

  • Ensure administrator-level file/folder permissions for XIGNCODE, including C:\Windows access when needed.

5. Clear Related Files (e.g., xmag.xem)

Specific temporary files may lock the update.

What has worked for others (e.g., Black Desert users):

  • Delete the xmag.xem file found in .../bin64/xc/id/... or use the launcher’s “Log” button path to locate it.

6. Clear DNS & Restart

Network glitches may block access to update servers.

Try this:

ipconfig /flushdns
reboot PC
wait 1–2 minutes before launching the game

This resolved issues for many users.

7. Check Disk Space & System Resources

Even if it appears you have enough space, ensure you’re not near capacity.

  • Free up at least 10–20 GB in the game drive.

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Real-World Fix Examples

A. Delete & Redownload XIGNCODE

“try going into the game folder and find the 64bit xigncode folder…delete it…game downloaded it and it worked.”

B. Delete xmag.xem

“DELETING THE xmag.xem FILE…Run the game.”

C. VPN or DNS Reset Trick

  • Some users used VPN temporarily to bypass server blocks, then disabled it post-launch.

  • Others reset DNS settings and it solved the issue:

“Someone told me to use a vpn. Before trying that out, I resetted my dns settings […] now it’s working.”

Step-by-Step Troubleshooting

  1. Close antivirus, firewall, VPN, remote tools, other anti-cheats.

  2. Run game/launcher as Administrator.

  3. Delete XIGNCODE folder and/or xmag.xem file.

  4. Flush DNS: ipconfig /flushdns; then reboot and wait.

  5. Ensure at least 10–20 GB free disk space.

  6. Re-launch the game and let XIGNCODE download updates.

  7. If still failing:

    • Try temporarily using a VPN during startup.

    • If unresolved, email xigncode.log and the XIGNCODE folder to Wellbia support: [email protected]

Additional & Cleanup Steps

  • Verify game files if on Steam or other launcher.

  • Uninstall conflicting programs that ran around when the error started.

  • Avoid virtual environments; ensure you’re not running in VM mode.

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