Is there was a way to run Battlefield 2 in a limited (user) Windows XP Professional account? I have been searching countless websites and forums for the past few hours or so looking for an answer to my problem only to be stuck at a dead end.
What Works
So far I have made some progress. Here is what I've got working in the limited account.
- The game/expansion pack/mods run
- I am able to login to account server
- View stats
- Create/join LAN games
- Create dedicated servers
- Singleplayer
- Downloading demos
- View recorder files
- Edit options
- View credits
- Exit
What Doesn't Work
I have only encountered one problem...which is the biggest one I could have. What doesn't work in the limited account is...
- Multiplayer: Any time I try to join a server it gives me "Invalid CD-Key".
What I've Tried
:: Allowing full read/write privilages to Electronic Arts install folder (and sub folders).
:: Allowing full read/write privilages to all registries I could find regarding Battlefield 2/SF.
Any help would be greatly appriciated. Also FYI, Windows Vista will run ONLY in user (limited) mode. If you want to install or modify something it will ask you for the root password (much like linux and Mac OS X does). So if anyone from EA is browsing this forum I suggest you start working on this problem.
- Andrew
What Works
So far I have made some progress. Here is what I've got working in the limited account.
- The game/expansion pack/mods run
- I am able to login to account server
- View stats
- Create/join LAN games
- Create dedicated servers
- Singleplayer
- Downloading demos
- View recorder files
- Edit options
- View credits
- Exit
What Doesn't Work
I have only encountered one problem...which is the biggest one I could have. What doesn't work in the limited account is...
- Multiplayer: Any time I try to join a server it gives me "Invalid CD-Key".
What I've Tried
:: Allowing full read/write privilages to Electronic Arts install folder (and sub folders).
:: Allowing full read/write privilages to all registries I could find regarding Battlefield 2/SF.
Any help would be greatly appriciated. Also FYI, Windows Vista will run ONLY in user (limited) mode. If you want to install or modify something it will ask you for the root password (much like linux and Mac OS X does). So if anyone from EA is browsing this forum I suggest you start working on this problem.
- Andrew
Last edited by AMTXP (2006-04-16 09:07:33)