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Yes, DICE's/EA's tiny nuts have descended upon my defeated self once again.DoctorFruitloop wrote:
Looks like BF2 has Tea-bagged jooz!
It IS my PC...So yes.Kaosdad008 wrote:
Oh! Forgot to ask - you DO have admin rights on your PC, right?
Give me about thousand dollars, and we'll talk.rootbeer73 wrote:
LOL buy a new pc
Delete my windows profile? It's the only one I have.GenLobo wrote:
Delete your windows profile.
Then download the ccleaner at www.ccleaner.com and do a reg scan.
Then try it again.
Last edited by PspRpg-7 (2006-07-23 21:56:41)
Did all of that except shut down and not open anything...Kaosdad008 wrote:
Is the CD scratched or damaged?
Does it put any files on the drive? During the install process have file manager open & check the programs directory for folder creation and stuff.
Do you have any other programs running? Try shutting the PC down, fire it up then run the install right away - don't open any other program.
Check msconfig to make certain you haven't caught a bug! Before you try ^^ that one, run Spybot & scan for viruses.
Let me know!
There is also an Admin account. Before you delete the profile make sure you reset that password.PspRpg-7 wrote:
Delete my windows profile? It's the only I have.GenLobo wrote:
Delete your windows profile.
Then download the ccleaner at www.ccleaner.com and do a reg scan.
Then try it again.
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AUGH but I have so much stuff installed! I'd lose it!Knight`UK wrote:
format m8 its the only thing that worked for me
Try all of these steps before installingSome Site wrote:
Question
How do you manually uninstall Battlefield 2?
Answer
You can manually uninstall the game by removing the files and registry keys associated with it. Be sure to follow these steps exactly as they appear to prevent accidental file/program deletion on your system.
To delete the save files:
Open My Documents.
Right-click on the Battlefield 2 folder and choose Delete.
To delete the game files (in the default location):
Open My Computer.
Open the C drive.
Open the Program Files folder.
Open the EA GAMES folder.
Right-click on the Battlefield 2 folder and choose Delete.
Close all open windows.
Right-click on the Recycle Bin and choose Empty Recycle Bin.
To edit the registry and remove Battlefield 2:
Click on the Start button.
Click on Run.
Type regedit in the text field.
Click File and then choose Export.
Name the file Backup and make sure the Export Range is set to All.
Click Save; you will now be returned 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 DICE.
Right-click on the Battlefield 2 folder and choose Delete.
Click the plus sign next to Electronic Arts.
Right-click and choose Delete on any Battlefield 2 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.
Right-click on the key named {04858915-9F49-4B2A-AED4-DC49A7DE6A7B} andchoose Delete.
A Confirm Key Delete window will appear, choose Yes.
Close the WindowsRegistry Editor.
Battlefield 2 is now completely removed from your system.
Reinstalling now...Nessie09 wrote:
Try all of these steps before installingSome Site wrote:
Question
How do you manually uninstall Battlefield 2?
Answer
You can manually uninstall the game by removing the files and registry keys associated with it. Be sure to follow these steps exactly as they appear to prevent accidental file/program deletion on your system.
To delete the save files:
Open My Documents.
Right-click on the Battlefield 2 folder and choose Delete.
To delete the game files (in the default location):
Open My Computer.
Open the C drive.
Open the Program Files folder.
Open the EA GAMES folder.
Right-click on the Battlefield 2 folder and choose Delete.
Close all open windows.
Right-click on the Recycle Bin and choose Empty Recycle Bin.
To edit the registry and remove Battlefield 2:
Click on the Start button.
Click on Run.
Type regedit in the text field.
Click File and then choose Export.
Name the file Backup and make sure the Export Range is set to All.
Click Save; you will now be returned 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 DICE.
Right-click on the Battlefield 2 folder and choose Delete.
Click the plus sign next to Electronic Arts.
Right-click and choose Delete on any Battlefield 2 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.
Right-click on the key named {04858915-9F49-4B2A-AED4-DC49A7DE6A7B} andchoose Delete.
A Confirm Key Delete window will appear, choose Yes.
Close the WindowsRegistry Editor.
Battlefield 2 is now completely removed from your system.