I have a simple request for everyone who reads this thread. It will take you only 30 seconds.
Tomorrow i will be patching my game (again). I am unsure of the real .exe file name and request your help for me to find out. I want the real .exe name otherwise my game won't patch correctly.
Here is my BF2 folder, on my C Drive.

As you can see my .exe file is just called BF2.
I have installed BF2 and BF2:SF. Incrimental patch 1.22 failed.
Can anyone who has BF2, BF2:SF and NO MODIFICATIONS please tell me what the name of their .exe file is called? If you have BF2:EF installed, please also say what your .exe file is called.
I thank those that help me in advance.
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To those critics that must point out this is not in the "help forum":
The chatter forum recieves the most traffic on the website, 115122 posts compared to the 23767 of the help forum. It is for this reason that I placed the thread here. The help I ask is not much and rather simple. If everyone that saw this took 30 seconds out of thier life, it would save me a hell of a lot of trouble down the track.
Mcminty.
Tomorrow i will be patching my game (again). I am unsure of the real .exe file name and request your help for me to find out. I want the real .exe name otherwise my game won't patch correctly.
Here is my BF2 folder, on my C Drive.

As you can see my .exe file is just called BF2.
I have installed BF2 and BF2:SF. Incrimental patch 1.22 failed.
Can anyone who has BF2, BF2:SF and NO MODIFICATIONS please tell me what the name of their .exe file is called? If you have BF2:EF installed, please also say what your .exe file is called.
I thank those that help me in advance.
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To those critics that must point out this is not in the "help forum":
The chatter forum recieves the most traffic on the website, 115122 posts compared to the 23767 of the help forum. It is for this reason that I placed the thread here. The help I ask is not much and rather simple. If everyone that saw this took 30 seconds out of thier life, it would save me a hell of a lot of trouble down the track.
Mcminty.