I get this message when starting SDK, what do you think the problem can be? Help would be appreciated.

Lol, that looks like a corrupted DeusExText.u
Would you be that kind and upload your file, I wanna take a look at it.

Also in attachment, there's a valid version.

PS: first post your file then replace it with this one

Looks like some sort of mismatch problem with a file maybe.

I would get a new copy of unrealed from filefont.com and attempt to re install.

If you read correct, it says serial size mismatch.
Basically, that means, that a compiled object inside that package got another size, than the size for this object that was saved in the package's export table.
Since this normally doesn't happen, I think the file must be corrupt.

That's exactly why i told him to redownload

Right, but I wanted to take a look at the corrupted file, which is not possible anymore, if he right does what you said.

it will be just another dx mystery lol...

here's my stuff, gonna try yours later

run registry cleaner or mechanic kind of software... they tend to fix the "I can't run my SDK" probs...

where do i get that?

google, but tread carefully, some softwares are only "trial" version, which diagnose, but dont fix.

I got my reg software out of a computer magazine in my local shop, a free disk attached.

I did download once something that did fix SDK from the internet, but let's see what Nobody has to say about the .u file... I was only guessing at reg problems...

ShadowRunner wrote:run registry cleaner or mechanic kind of software... they tend to fix the "I can't run my SDK" probs...

*dark, evil laugh, something like "muahahahyourewrongmuaahah"*

deus ex .u files have nothing to do with registry

Don't say THAAT!
If DX fails working, the cause can also be a bad piece of food in the fridge!

reg cleaner so far fixed every dude who came to me and said i cant run sdk, about 4 ppl including myself.

so I thought worth a mention. i notice the word mismatch in the warning.

Yes, that mismatch is no file mismatch but a kind of mismatch inside the package, as I said above.