the official site supports resuming, if the transfer is stopped you can resume it ( providing that you use Opera/Firefox or a download manager )TheKiwi said:
do test the sound fix first: run DXDIAG -> sound -> get acceleration one notch to the left, close dxdiag, try to run the game, if it works go here: http://www.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?topic=16688.msg394669#msg394669 to get the sound fix and put sound acceleration back to full, if not read the link posted by The KiwiTheKiwi said:
the hard drive activity light should blink as hell, if not something is wrongwhy didn't you try to install the normal way once you've cleaned everything?RandomOfAmber said:
Because the normal way didn't work the first time around -- that seems a simple enough answer, considering the fact that all I did differently the second time around was uninstall and reinstall the .Net Framework. Everything else had already been done for the FIRST attempt, as well. I just don't understand why this installer doesn't appear to be doing anything at all. My CPU in the task manager is running at a consistent 50%+ this whole time, with just the installer running, and yet there's no hard drive activity at all, as far as I can tell...Am I going to have to do this whole bloody procedure over again? And even if I uninstall everything again, I have literally ZERO faith that running the vanilla installer is going to have any effect other than to hang, just like it's done the first two times around...Should I try to run the installer in Safe Mode with Networking (or similar)? Any advice at all would be appreciated!Thanks,RoALicaonKter said:
thats the problem im having....well i was already registered way before this came out, but it keeps telling me that i need to register my game so i cant install itMcFlow said:
Hey cbacba,Not sure if that last post was directed at me or at someone else, but if at me then I can say categorically that I had, in fact, checked all the hash codes on all the files I'm using. And this last installation attempt I even tried the universal extractor trick -- to no avail. I think this time around I'm going to try to run the install from Safe Mode with Networking, under the bare-bones administrator profile... I guess I'll see if that does anything different...-RoAcbacba said:
How to resolve this?I just tried..uncompress but doesn't work on TWEEupdate........Angel777com said:
read the first post of this thread first: http://www.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?topic=16868.msg389120#msg389120Angel777com said:
Any help or advice at all would really, really be appreciated.Thanks,RoAp.s. I should have pointed out as well that I have in fact run a hash check on all of the installation files and they are apparently perfectly fine.What I’d recommend is to try to get your network running in safe mode. But if this doesn’t work, you could try to run msconfig (type it in the run box from the start button) and choose Diagnostic Startup and reboot with this setting, and try to patch TWEE in this mode. Alternatively, if that doesn’t work, you can run msconfig and choose Selective Startup and deselect all services and startup items that are not required to get network access, and then try to restart and patch in this mode. After you finish patching, remember to run msconfig again and choose normal startup and reboot.RandomOfAmber said:
I appreciate the advice, Aladin101, and I'd certainly like to give it a go, which was why I'd tried it in the first place. As I said, however, I haven't been able to get my networking up and running when in 'Safe Mode with Networking'. Do you happen to have any suggestions, on that front? I'm operating on a household wireless network, using a Belkin 802.11g 54Mbps receiver, in case that info helps at all. Networking isn't exactly my area of expertise, though, so I'm a bit out of my depth. Perhaps while I wait to hear back from you, I'll try mucking about in my msconfig with a Diagnostic Startup, see what I can accomplish there. Hope to hear from you again soon. Thanks!-RoAAladin101 said:
