My friend had the same problem. After returning the game to the store about 3 times, and getting the same problem, I browsed some forums and found out how to fix it, currently I don't remember how, but I'll try and look for the link.ChevyLee86 wrote:
Today i started up bf2.
went to log in and my password was like 25 * long on all the accounts on the computer. so i change it log in and go to a server it says.
CD KEY IS INVALID.
im reinstalling the game right now.
this happen to anyone else?
Last edited by [Chaos]Assassin (2007-06-17 21:17:54)
Why not just go to Battlefield 2\Support\Battlefield 2_code.exe and enter the cd-key there and re-patch?[Chaos]Assassin wrote:
My friend had the same problem. After returning the game to the store about 3 times, and getting the same problem, I browsed some forums and found out how to fix it, currently I don't remember how, but I'll try and look for the link.ChevyLee86 wrote:
Today i started up bf2....
....this happen to anyone else?
Edit :
Click Start.
Go to Run.....
.....Example: x9392(your Battlefield 2 CD key here)
(thanks to Ryan for the info)
Gosh.. everyone does things the easy way nowadaystupla_s wrote:
Why not just go to Battlefield 2\Support\Battlefield 2_code.exe and enter the cd-key there and re-patch?[Chaos]Assassin wrote:
My friend had the same problem. After returning the game to the store about 3 times, and getting the same problem, I browsed some forums and found out how to fix it, currently I don't remember how, but I'll try and look for the link.ChevyLee86 wrote:
Today i started up bf2....
....this happen to anyone else?
Edit :
Click Start.
Go to Run.....
.....Example: x9392(your Battlefield 2 CD key here)
(thanks to Ryan for the info)
Seems a lot easier to me
Do thisDeVerlosserNL wrote:
umm... i need to change my key, just vanilla bf2, can i do this trough the regedit way?? like : x9392(your Battlefield 2 CD key here)
isnt the key supposed to be changed into a hash string?
tupla_s wrote:
Why not just go to Battlefield 2\Support\Battlefield 2_code.exe and enter the cd-key there and re-patch?
Seems a lot easier to me
are u very very sure this will really change my key? cause i remember i tryed that before, thought it didnt work out..tupla_s wrote:
Do thisDeVerlosserNL wrote:
umm... i need to change my key, just vanilla bf2, can i do this trough the regedit way?? like : x9392(your Battlefield 2 CD key here)
isnt the key supposed to be changed into a hash string?tupla_s wrote:
Why not just go to Battlefield 2\Support\Battlefield 2_code.exe and enter the cd-key there and re-patch?
Seems a lot easier to me
I had to do this once back during the 1.3 days it worked just fine for me.[Chaos]Assassin wrote:
My friend had the same problem. After returning the game to the store about 3 times, and getting the same problem, I browsed some forums and found out how to fix it, currently I don't remember how, but I'll try and look for the link.ChevyLee86 wrote:
Today i started up bf2.
went to log in and my password was like 25 * long on all the accounts on the computer. so i change it log in and go to a server it says.
CD KEY IS INVALID.
im reinstalling the game right now.
this happen to anyone else?
Edit :
Click Start.
Go to Run.
Type regedit and hit OK button.
Click on plus sign next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
Click on plus sign next to SOFTWARE.
Double click on Electronic Arts folder.
Double click on EA Games folder.
Double click on Battlefield 2 folder.
Double click on ergc folder.
Data displayed will probably have x9392 only.
Right click on it and select Modify.
Type in x9392 and then your CD key.
note: don’t include hyphens.
Example: x9392(your Battlefield 2 CD key here)
If you have Battlefield 2: Special Forces
Click Start.
Go to Run.
Type regedit and hit OK button.
Click on plus sign next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
Click on plus sign next to SOFTWARE.
Double click on Electronic Arts folder.
Double click on EA Games folder.
Double click on Battlefield 2 folder.
Double click on ergc folder.
Data displayed will probably have x9392 only.
Right click on it and select Modify.
Type in x9392 and then your Battlefield 2 CD key.
note: don’t include hyphens.
Double click on Battlefield 2 Special Forces folder.
Double click on ergc folder.
Data displayed will probably have x9392 only.
Right click on it and select Modify.
Type in x9392 and then your Battlefield 2 CD key.
note: don’t include hyphens.
note: do not use your Battlefield 2: Special Forces CD key.
Example: x9392(your Battlefield 2 CD key here)
(thanks to Ryan for the info)