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Re-release disc version on another machine ? Is this in relation to using an original disc version on one machine and a
I'm not clear on how the key is tied to a specific build. After that everything worked fine even after switching back to the previous Win10-Settings. After that I could registerĪ new ESO-account in Age of Empires 3. I had to set the "user account control" down and give my user admin-rights. One positive post (on the Steam forum, but what works with their version would most often work with the disc version) was.
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I was able to connect to ESO (theoretically), and got a message from Windows Firewall to not block the site, but I didn't try to create an I've never played the game online or LAN, but I had a quick look and see people have had problems with ESO accounts for some time. So the games is not installing correctly on either machine at this point, even if you don't try to do anything regarding the ESO account ?
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The install I copied will not work because it is tied to a different product key." I must install the game using the new discs. So in order to use my new product key to create a new ESO account, "In turn, these product keys are tied to the build on those discs. Hmm, I wonder how would the Age3Launcher.exe could go missing, or not be installed.
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The reason why I recommend this is, the machine where it works might be running a version of Windows 10 32 bit (I assume) which is compatible.īest regards, Andre Da Costa Independent Advisor for Directly If yours does, then here is how you do it:
Most modern computers especially those with Skylake and Kabylake processors or AMD Ryzen don't support Windows 7. This is if your hardware can still run Windows 7.
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If the software was originally designed for an earlier version of Windows, your best option is to set up a dual boot configuration with an older version of Windows, such as Windows 7 32 bit and install it there. Which version of Windows 10 is installed on the computer where it does NOT work and which architecture of Windows 10 is it it - 32 or 64 bit? Which version of Windows 10 is installed on the computer where it works and which architecture of Windows 10 is it it - 32 or 64 bit? My name is Andre Da Costa an Independent Consultant, Windows Insider MVP and Windows & Devices for IT MVP. If you need any more information, or if something wasn't clear, please let me know. Copying age3launche.exe to the install location and running that (also tried this in Vista compatibility mode) Running the installer in Vista compatibility mode Running the age3.exe in Vista compatibility mode Here is what I have tried so far with identical results: I am running Windows 10 home edition (64-bit) This has led me to suspect that I am doing something wrong during installation. The first computer (game installs but will not run). If I uninstall then reinstall the game on the computer that runs the game just fine, I get the same problem as I compared the install files of the two computers and noticed that Age3Launcher.exe is missing from the one that will not run the game. The entire game from this computer to the other computer, and it works with no problems (this doesn't solve my problem because that install is from my other copy of the game (also CD's) and I'm trying to make a new ESO account so I can play with my brother I have another computer (also windows 10) with the game installed and it runs the game with no problems. If I open Task Manager at this point, I can see that there is indeed a background process titled 'Age of Empires 3 (32-bit)'. Everything goes smoothly during installation, but when I try to launch the game, I get the 'loading' blue circle mouse cursor for a few seconds and then Hi, I bought a CD copy of Age of Empires III (not a steam key) and am having trouble launching the game.
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