Call Of Duty 2 hassles

bigseb

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Right, so I wanted to install COD2. Not wanting to schlepp the disc around with me I created an .iso image and mounted it with PowerISO. The faux DVD drive appears in My Computer as G:COD2. No problems there. However if I double click the G: icon to install the game all that happens is a "library not registered" error pops up. If I right click the icon, open the folder and double click the setup.exe file it installs the game but shows a "this program has encountered an error and needs to close" message right at the end. The start menu has an incomplete COD2 folder and the game refuses to run (it showed an error, something about not finding a .exe file, can't remember exactly).

So I uninstall what I can, clean what mess may be left and reinstall but this time staright from the DVD thinking it must be some incompatibility with PowerISO. Not so as exactly the same errors messages pop up.

My software is legit before anyone asks and I don't have this problem with other software ie: COD2 loads neither via PowerISO or the conventional DVD-ROM method. Has anyone else encountered the too. How was it remedied? I did a quick google but found nothing that specifically addressed my problem.

Please help.
 

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Since its an older game i would try compatiblity mode by right clicking the setup.exe and choosing properties. go to compat and then click run in WinXP and Run as Admin.
BS my spelling is horrible but this is a quick post I will come back and edit it later.
 

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Thanx. I'll give that a shot but I should add that no problems were encountered with the first Call Of Duty. That one ran just fine.
 

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Hello,

I got around that problem by bypassing the autorun and just running the setup.exe on the CD. I cant remember the exact details because I am at work, but I did get it installed/running.
 

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Got it sorted! Didn't do anything special, just installed it as normal and for some reason it worked *shrugs*. Still won't run off PowerISO but hey, at least I can play it.
 

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Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Own build
OS
Windows 7 x64 Professional
CPU
Intel Core i7-870 Lynnfield 2.93 GHz
Motherboard
Intel Whitesburg P55 LGA1156
Memory
Kingston Hyper X 1333MHz DDR3 4x4Gb
Graphics Card(s)
Nvidia GTS 250
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AOC Q3279VWF 31.5"
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2560x1440
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Western Digital 1000GB Hard Drive (SATA 3.0Gb/s, 7200rpm, 32MB Cache)
Verbatim 500GB (External)
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