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| forever_dark |
I have Sims 3 and WA. It played perfectly fine before, then I uninstalled it to make room on my computer. In fact I've uninstalled and reinstalled several times in the past with zero issues. I reinstalled it today...and the game won't start up. I've tried through the launcher and using the .exe All that happens is my screen turns black for a few seconds then back to the desktop. I did a search and most of the advice was to update the graphic drivers. I did just then and still nada. I've updated Directx. I have also tried removing downloads/mod folders and reinstalling. I have the latest game patch. Processor: Intel Core2Quad Q6600 2.4GHz Ram: 4GB (3.25 usable) Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTS 320MB OS: Windows 7 32-bit Let me know if any other info is required ^^ (I just noticed in the Documents/EA/Sims3 folder are a whole bunch of MDMP and Text Files...if that helps any?) |
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Last edited by forever_dark : 30th May 2010 at 07:47 PM.
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werismyki
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Post a Quick Summary of your System Specs - Game Help: System Specs Below is a sample 'form' you can use to help you out. You'll need to copy and paste the entire template below, and fill it in. ==System== * Operating System: * System Manufacturer * System Model * Processor: * Memory: * Page File: * DirectX Version: ==Display== * Name: * Manufacturer: * Chip Type: * Approx. Total Memory: * Main Driver: * Version: * Driver Date: ==Sound== * Description: * Driver Name: * Driver Version: * Date: ==Disk & DVD/CD-ROM Drives== * Drive: * Free Space: * Total Space: * File System: * Model: If you haven't already moved your user files (saved games, saved sims, etc) do it now. Move it to your desktop or another hard drive, etc. Same goes with you Mods\Packages folder. Get them out of the way so you can completely uninstall the whole thing and start fresh. Once you have what you want to keep, Uninstall Sims 3 and WA following this guide - Game Help: TS3 Uninstall If you are asked if you want to save the User Files - Select "No". Look in your Documents folder and Program Files folder and make sure the Electronic Arts folders are gone. Go ahead and Reboot the PC to flush out the memory, etc. Then when you are back in windows, Reinstall The Sims 3 and WA following this guide - Game Help: TS3 Patching You will want to follow the have an Expansion Pack(s) but no Stuff Pack(s) Option. Make note of the links below that if you run into errors. Once you have tested your game and made sure it running properly, you then need to Install the Framework and add your mods back in.
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| forever_dark |
Yay! It works now :D There were a few registry entries I had to delete..so maybe that was the problem? Thank you for the help!
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