Either way, I uninstalled and wanted to reinstall to fix the problem. Something about an invalid license/invalid cipher. Wanted to play today when the game refused to start, giving me an Origin error. The strange part for me was that the game had actually been installed on Saturday and worked perfectly. Please consult your PC manufacturer for more options. If you have another hard drive, see if it is formatted differently. On the right-hand side, you should see a display with your disks and it will give you the partition size, plus the format (i.e. Select the My Computer icon on your Desktop. To see which of your drives are formatted (in Microsoft Windows XP):Ĭlick the Start button on the Windows Taskbar. If you are having an issue when your download reaches 4 GB, you may have an issue with your hard drive being formatted FAT32, which tends not to work with files larger than 4 GB. Tried it, didn't work.ģ) ( very specific one that didn't apply to me ) Re-start Origin and let the DLC/Game complete its install. Rename the original folder back to its original name. Go back into the Installation folder and delete the newly created download folder. Once the download has hit 1%, then hit pause. Go into the Installation folder of the DLC or Game and rename this folder by attaching a number or letter to the folder name. On Windows XP, the ProgramData folder is located in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application data\Electronic Arts\ Note: These folders are hidden by default, and the player will need to un-hide to be able to locate them. Origin folder - Found in C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\ Origin folder - Found in C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\ These are the options they gave me.Įnsure Origin is fully closed by clicking the Origin Menu and selecting Exit. Just got off a 50-minute wait time, 12 minute call with EA customer support.
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