So, you either loathe 2142, you've had some horrible problems or you are just plain bored, this guide will teach how to completely un-install Battlefield 2142 from your system! You'll also be able to manually remove EA Link if you need to do as well.
I hold no responsibility for you screwing up your system. This guide is confirmed by 2142 Technical Support EA. Follow each step carefully!
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> Go to My Documents
> Delete the "Battlefield 2142" folder (backup any screenshots etc you may want)
> Go to My Computer
> Open the hard-drive you installed 2142 on (default is C:)
> Go to Program Files
> Open the EA Games (default) folder
> Delete the 'Battlefield 2142' folder
> Go to the directory '\Program Files\InstallShield Installation Information' (You need to put the drive you installed Windows/2142 on, default is C:)
> You may need to show hidden files and folders. To do this, go to Tools > Folder Settings and click the setting to SHOW hidden folders.
> Delete the folder named '{ED50ECE9-EC54-4C05-B5ED-EE4741A9F2EC}'
> Close all open windows / unused applications
> Delete everything in your recycle bin
This part gets tricky. Read over this before you do it, I hold no responsibility if you screw up. You are editing your registry so please, be careful.
> Click on the Start button
> Click on 'Run'
> Type in 'regedit'
> When the window opens up, go to File and then choose 'Export'
> Name the file as 'Backup' and make sure the Export range is set to all
> Click save, you'll go back to the Registry Editor window
> Click the plus sign next to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Software'
> Click the plus sign next to 'EA Games'
> Delete the Battlefield 2142 folder
> Just above 'EA Games' folder, you'll see a folder called 'EA Core'. Click the plus sign next to this
> Click the plus sign next to 'EA Games'
> Delete any Battlefield 2142 Folders
> Click the plus sign next to 'Microsoft'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Windows'
> Click the plus sign next to 'CurrentVersion'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Uninstall'
> Delete the folder called '{ED50ECE9-EC54-4C05-B5ED-EE4741A9F2EC}'
> A confirm key delete message may appear, hit yes.
> Close the registry editor.
Battlefield 2142 is now completely and manually un-installed from your system.
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Deleting EA Link
> Go to 'My Computer'
> Go to the directory you installed EA Link (default is C:)
> Open the folder 'Program Files'
> Open the folder 'Electronic Arts'
> Delete the folder 'EA Link'
> Close all windows you don't need and empty your Recycle Bin
Again, you are editing registry files here so be careful!
> Click on the Start button
> Click on 'Run'
> Type in 'regedit'
> When the window opens up, go to File and then choose 'Export'
> Name the file as 'Backup' and make sure the Export range is set to all
> Click save, you'll go back to the Registry Editor window
> Click the plus sign next to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Software'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Electronic Arts'
> Delete the 'EA Core' Folder
> Click the plus sign next to 'Microsoft'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Windows'
> Click the plus sign next to 'CurrentVersion'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Uninstall'
> Delete the folder called '{F5577101-33CC-4711-8235-3A95BCD49DB0}'
> A confirm key delete message may appear, hit yes.
> Close the registry editor.
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EA Link is now completely and manually un-installed from your system.
Enjoy,
Kyle.
I hold no responsibility for you screwing up your system. This guide is confirmed by 2142 Technical Support EA. Follow each step carefully!
____________________________________________
> Go to My Documents
> Delete the "Battlefield 2142" folder (backup any screenshots etc you may want)
> Go to My Computer
> Open the hard-drive you installed 2142 on (default is C:)
> Go to Program Files
> Open the EA Games (default) folder
> Delete the 'Battlefield 2142' folder
> Go to the directory '\Program Files\InstallShield Installation Information' (You need to put the drive you installed Windows/2142 on, default is C:)
> You may need to show hidden files and folders. To do this, go to Tools > Folder Settings and click the setting to SHOW hidden folders.
> Delete the folder named '{ED50ECE9-EC54-4C05-B5ED-EE4741A9F2EC}'
> Close all open windows / unused applications
> Delete everything in your recycle bin
This part gets tricky. Read over this before you do it, I hold no responsibility if you screw up. You are editing your registry so please, be careful.
> Click on the Start button
> Click on 'Run'
> Type in 'regedit'
> When the window opens up, go to File and then choose 'Export'
> Name the file as 'Backup' and make sure the Export range is set to all
> Click save, you'll go back to the Registry Editor window
> Click the plus sign next to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Software'
> Click the plus sign next to 'EA Games'
> Delete the Battlefield 2142 folder
> Just above 'EA Games' folder, you'll see a folder called 'EA Core'. Click the plus sign next to this
> Click the plus sign next to 'EA Games'
> Delete any Battlefield 2142 Folders
> Click the plus sign next to 'Microsoft'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Windows'
> Click the plus sign next to 'CurrentVersion'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Uninstall'
> Delete the folder called '{ED50ECE9-EC54-4C05-B5ED-EE4741A9F2EC}'
> A confirm key delete message may appear, hit yes.
> Close the registry editor.
Battlefield 2142 is now completely and manually un-installed from your system.
____________________________________________
Deleting EA Link
> Go to 'My Computer'
> Go to the directory you installed EA Link (default is C:)
> Open the folder 'Program Files'
> Open the folder 'Electronic Arts'
> Delete the folder 'EA Link'
> Close all windows you don't need and empty your Recycle Bin
Again, you are editing registry files here so be careful!
> Click on the Start button
> Click on 'Run'
> Type in 'regedit'
> When the window opens up, go to File and then choose 'Export'
> Name the file as 'Backup' and make sure the Export range is set to all
> Click save, you'll go back to the Registry Editor window
> Click the plus sign next to 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Software'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Electronic Arts'
> Delete the 'EA Core' Folder
> Click the plus sign next to 'Microsoft'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Windows'
> Click the plus sign next to 'CurrentVersion'
> Click the plus sign next to 'Uninstall'
> Delete the folder called '{F5577101-33CC-4711-8235-3A95BCD49DB0}'
> A confirm key delete message may appear, hit yes.
> Close the registry editor.
____________________________________________
EA Link is now completely and manually un-installed from your system.
Enjoy,
Kyle.
Last edited by leetkyle (2007-02-04 05:23:06)