Hi, a year, year and a half ago, I bought Star Wars: Best of PC.
And everything worked perfectly, untill I uninstalled them. But now I am trying to install Republic Commando, and it says I need 2000MB in my (D:) drive. But my (D:) drive is my recovery drive, meaning I can not acsess any files inside that drive to make space, any one know how I can work around this?
Anybody? Can anybody help?
Do you have an option to change the install directory?
Do you have an option to change the install directory?
Yes, I set it to install into my C: drive, but now I get an error that says something along the lines of: Cannot install sound/general/YYY. UAX
I'll see if I can get a picture.
Anyone, its starting to get on my nerves!
:compcry:
Anyone, its starting to get on my nerves!
:compcry:
Firstly, calm down - we things to do other than being on LF.
There's a chance that it's a problem with the disc - is it scratched?
I'm not great on tech issues, so I don't know how much help I can be.
Also, it looks like you're trying to install the game on Vista? Assuming you can get it to install on Vista, the chances of it working are pretty slim - a lot of people have had problems getting the game to work on Vista, most without success.
Firstly, calm down - we things to do other than being on LF.
There's a chance that it's a problem with the disc - is it scratched?
I'm not great on tech issues, so I don't know how much help I can be.
Also, it looks like you're trying to install the game on Vista? Assuming you can get it to install on Vista, the chances of it working are pretty slim - a lot of people have had problems getting the game to work on Vista, most without success.
I'm running on XP.
I GOT IT!
Turns out there was dirt on my disc, but it was next to impossible to see.
It works now.
Well, if you had needed, you can go to program files, then to the Lucas Arts folder, then open Republic Commando, then Gamedata, then System, and then SWRepublic Commando.
I know thats kinda complex, but it worked for me, and you can always create a shortcut.