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    Hello guys... Yeah ya'll at FIRAXIS.

    Got a problem with the CD setup/uninstall. I recently fouled up the graphics after installing a mod and I decided to uninstall the game completely.

    At first, the uninstall process goes smoothly. Completed the process, and i rebooted the system. Then, I run setup.exe... All is well until suddenly my system freezes. I had to performed a reset on the system...

    Re-run the setup, but it prompt me to uninstall the program, so I naturally do that, but can't be performed since the game wasn't fully installed. I decided to delete the whole folder into the recyle bin. and re-install the game.

    And the nightmare started. everytime I run setup.exe, it prompt me to uninstall, but there's nothing to uninstall. So, you guys pls help me on this by maybe doing a patch to let us install the game without us to even uninstall it in the first place.

    Just let the setup.exe overrides the previous files. So, a PATCH for this is greatly acknoowledged.
    Emperor AGEN_H
    Ruler of AgenhLand

  • #2
    What happens when you click on uninstall?
    Alex

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Alex 14
      What happens when you click on uninstall?
      Whenever I click Uninstall, they keep on uninstalling the civilization.exe file. but there's not a single .exe file left to uninstall. and I can't get the damn Setup.exe to re-install the game.

      The only choice left for me is to re-format my disk.
      Emperor AGEN_H
      Ruler of AgenhLand

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      • #4
        Have you cleared the Infogrames folder on your hard drive?
        Alex

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Alex 14
          Have you cleared the Infogrames folder on your hard drive?
          Of course I did. All is cleared out....
          Emperor AGEN_H
          Ruler of AgenhLand

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          • #6
            Maybe there are still files in your registry?

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            • #7
              Hmmm... you're rite there buddy. I somehow overlook that area. But even so, I can't do anything about it. I don't even understand what those binary codings are.

              How in the hell am I going to clear it out?

              The only thing I can do is to re-format the whole damn C:\ drive. This is going to be a tiring job. But, that's the only choice unless somebody can tell me step by step how to clear the registries...

              So , anyone of you guys knows how to locate the registry, pls tell me... CIV3 is a game I can't go without...
              Emperor AGEN_H
              Ruler of AgenhLand

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              • #8
                How about regedit.exe, I don't know how you find civilization 3 files, but that is a registry editor in c:\windows. Maybe you can e-mail firaxis and ask what files it adds to the registry so you can easily delete them. Good luck!

                -quinalla
                Jacob's Law "To err is human: to blame it on someone else is even more human."

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by quinalla
                  How about regedit.exe, I don't know how you find civilization 3 files, but that is a registry editor in c:\windows. Maybe you can e-mail firaxis and ask what files it adds to the registry so you can easily delete them. Good luck!

                  -quinalla
                  Thanx for the advice... but I've decided to re-format my PC last nite and already done so.

                  Consider it for me to clear out un-necessary files left out in my PC for the past donkey years... (well, this a good reason for me to format the PC. Hahaha...!)

                  But, thanx anyway...
                  Emperor AGEN_H
                  Ruler of AgenhLand

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                  • #10
                    No problem, as long as you can play civ 3 again that's the important thing
                    Jacob's Law "To err is human: to blame it on someone else is even more human."

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