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Old 04-09-2009, 12:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
Flail
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[SOLVED] CodWAW installation problem

hello people of the tech support forum ! I suddenly felt like playing Codwaw again, but am unable to due to iwd files 18-20 becoming "missing". The below is basically a repost from the codhq forums that pretty accurately describes my problem.

http://www.codhq.com/modules.php?nam...ewtopic&t=5706

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Ok, so a while back, I think maybe a month ago, I tried to install a patch (don't remember which) which deleted all the .exe files from the CODWAW directory. After I realized this, I tried copy pasting the exe files from the disk to the codwaw folder, which didn't work as it was an unpatched exe and when I tried patching it, it told me the patch was already installed.

So then I tried uninstalling and then reinstalling it. When reinstalling, It stops eventually and says something along the lines of "can't access iwd_18, make sure you can access it and try again, etc." then when I cancel out of it, it will say error 1603 and close out. I've went into D:/Setup/Data/main from the disk and can in fact verify that iwd_18-20 are there. It's like they're invisible to the installer. Anybody know how I can fix this? Any help would be appreciated.

EDIT: I actually tried installing it again while waiting for a reply and there was an error 1305, if that matters. It still couldn't find Iwd_18 as well.
There's one detail I left out, as I hadn't thought about it at the time, my brother wanted to play codwaw on his laptop so I let him borrow the disk/cd key/ whatever he needed. I don't know how this could cause my problem but it's likely it has something to do with it.

"halp pl0x!!!"

edit: oh, and i've tried googling it, all I get is a bunch of pirate sites

Last edited by Flail; 04-09-2009 at 01:02 PM.
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