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Join Date: May 2008
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OS: Win XP
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Battlefield 2 Manual Install
I put in the disk ran the setup, it got to Common_client.zip and an error message saying there was a problem start from the beginning. I followed the instructions for manual install and I found out my data2 was corrupt. I got the info from a friends disk over xfire. Everything was in place I clicked autorun in my Disk1 folder and it asks me to insert the disk...*** its suppose to act as a mirror to the disk. Does anyone know how to start it up?
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08-13-2008, 09:44 AM
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Re: Battlefield 2 Manual Install
I take it your disk is scratched?
Use a program like power iso to recreate the disk image with the replaced files, install from the image (mounted in power iso), then you can just pop your disk in the drive to play. |
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