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Requiem: Bloodymare Forum » General Discussion raquo; Vista wont open Setup.exe file

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  KrookedBear

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Joined: 12/18/06
Posts: 2

 
2/29/08 2:59:28 PM#1

anyone else having these problems?

Any solutions

everytime i go to double click it, it acts like its loading but the little loading circle by the cursor never goes away

  Pauleh

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Joined: 9/28/06
Posts: 73

3/01/08 11:30:33 AM#2

same for me and my friends on vista, any work arounds yet?

  NEDM

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Joined: 8/06/06
Posts: 21

3/01/08 3:12:56 PM#3

From what i have noticed, it does work, it just takes like 15 minutes.

  diabolic

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Joined: 5/30/04
Posts: 28

3/01/08 3:21:55 PM#4

I had the same problem. After you run the .exe file, just wait about 15-20 minutes and it will start. It's just slow for some reason.

  lmorgh

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Joined: 1/29/07
Posts: 10

3/01/08 3:26:08 PM#5

i didn't have any problems with setup un my PC... try right click on the setup and then use Run as administrator option.... maybe it will help..

hf, gl

  flytallguy

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Joined: 3/01/08
Posts: 7

3/01/08 5:35:04 PM#6

I had the same problem.  I could here my hard drive churning away like crazy for well over 20 minutes on my Vista machine and it's not working.  Set to run as administrator and even  tried compatibility mode. Can anyone else confirm waiting and setting these options didn't work for them either?

  Thornrage

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Joined: 12/26/07
Posts: 332

3/01/08 7:36:48 PM#7

Before this turns into another sad hate Vista thread ... I had zero problems getting this game to run on VIsta.

  flytallguy

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Joined: 3/01/08
Posts: 7

3/01/08 9:22:26 PM#8

Easy sparky.  Every OS has its nuances. And I think it's reasonable to assume that everyone who downloaded the game would actually like the opportunity to play it. So by figuring out  what the platforms those of us who are having issues have in common (be it Vista or not)  maybe we can resolve the issue.

  Kyleran

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3/01/08 9:34:45 PM#9

Well, I don't think Vista is the issue.  I successfully downloaded and installed the game with no problems on a cheap(500.00) Acer computer running the Vista Home edition.

Plays just great as well.  So if there's any commonality it must lie elsewhere. (64 bit version? Firewalls?, IE as your default browser, I use Firefox)

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  mahierl2005

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3/01/08 9:39:37 PM#10

I also have no problems running this on a vista laptop with minimal specs. The problem is elsewhere.

  flytallguy

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Joined: 3/01/08
Posts: 7

3/01/08 9:40:30 PM#11

Possibly.  I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit with Windows  Live One Care (combined Anti-Virus, Anti-Spyware, Firewall)  Normally I get notified when it blocks or detects something but who knows.

  adamch29

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3/01/08 9:52:55 PM#12

right click on the program and run it on administrative mode. 

  Manestream

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3/01/08 9:55:15 PM#13

am using shitty vista myself, am looking for an XP corporate with SP2 (or later) which has been untampered with so i can grab that (by that i mean i WILL pirate it from somewhere). I have the old XP corprate cd, however that just refuse's to recognize my hard-drives (2x 500gb sata, it see's only 110gb even with it fully being updated), i have a copy a friend gave me which see's my hard-drives in full, however its been tampered with and shuts down all windows security settings AND any security software you installed afterwards, so that went in the bin.

I will get hold of a newer cd, i will NOT be paying for it, thats for certain. I just forked out £150 for a bag of shit and from what i have read, even with vista Sp1 comming out soon, XP still runs it in the ground.

  flytallguy

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Joined: 3/01/08
Posts: 7

3/01/08 9:57:47 PM#14

Already tried running in administrative mode.  Is that what you did to make it work for you after it failed at first?

  Bama1267

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Joined: 8/24/04
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3/01/08 11:45:57 PM#15

 When I first got Vista I had a lot of problems with downloads. The problem is the user account control. Sometimes you can run as admin , other times you can not.

 I had this problem yesterday as well and could not open as admin. Go to control panel , type in user account into the search then turn it off. If you want to turn it back on later, just go back through the process and select on again. Hope this helps.

  orangejuicee

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Joined: 11/11/06
Posts: 6

3/02/08 10:08:29 AM#16

The reason why it takes a while for Vista to open the .exe is because Vista scans 2 gigabytes of data to check it for viruses and spyware.  Vista does it for every .exe you open to keep your computer safe and secure. ;)

  britzban

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Posts: 227

3/02/08 10:12:56 AM#17

Sounds like an ID10T error.  I would disable your antivirus and right click "run as administrator".  Should take care of the problem.

  flytallguy

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Joined: 3/01/08
Posts: 7

3/02/08 11:53:38 AM#18

Anti-malware off (check)

Firewall off (check)

User Account Control off (check)

Run as administrator (check)

Experiment with different compatibility modes (not request but check anyway)

Wait forever and a day (check)

Called an idiot on the Internet by some kid that's not even old enough to play the game  (check)

Drive still just churns away for several minutes and then nothing.

Really not even that into the idea of playing the game. At this point it's more about having some kind of resolution to a problem I've already invested too much time into.  Plus I figure there are more people out there who've tried these things that would like a solution too.

 

 

  uoplayer123

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3/02/08 1:36:42 PM#19
Originally posted by flytallguy

Anti-malware off (check)

Firewall off (check)

User Account Control off (check)

Run as administrator (check)

Experiment with different compatibility modes (not request but check anyway)

Wait forever and a day (check)

Called an idiot on the Internet by some kid that's not even old enough to play the game  (check)

Drive still just churns away for several minutes and then nothing.

Really not even that into the idea of playing the game. At this point it's more about having some kind of resolution to a problem I've already invested too much time into.  Plus I figure there are more people out there who've tried these things that would like a solution too.

 

 


Took me long to install than download , one thing I did after a second attempt at installing , is reboot and it worked fine after a slight delay..

  ZsasZ

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3/03/08 12:38:54 AM#20
Originally posted by britzban

Sounds like an ID10T error.  I would disable your antivirus and right click "run as administrator".  Should take care of the problem.

May wanna consult a mirror on your ID10T issue. A/V has already been addressed, and all 'Run as Administrator' does is bypass UAC.

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