Okay so first of all
MitchS66, please take your time to read this and redirect the Players here:
http://battlelog.co/po...d=15264&page=3#p44719. The Web Installer that you suggested can fail from time to time, you can read why here in the middle:
http://battlelog.co/post.php?id=12183#p30060. It's better to go for the offline installer; either way the Web Installer will have to download the 90MB of legacy files and libraries so we might as well skip its
"checks" - cause they tend to fail - and go for the offline installer instead.
jostotest, here's what we're gonna do: for the time being, 1) forget the Revive Launcher exists, 2) forget you have a secondary account and focus on getting your main one to work okay? Right.
Now, with this in mind you need to stop downloading the game over and over from battlelog.
Get the old
Full Free2Play release and keep its .zip file. When you need to reinstall the game, there you have your clean installer! I don't know about you but it takes me a whole day to get a 2,7 GB file. :'D Here you go, grab anyone you want - PM me for the torrent -
http://battlelog.co/post.php?id=10055#p26768.
Then, once you're done downloading that, follow steps 1 through 5 here (outdated post, don't link it anymore guys):
http://battlelog.co/post.php?id=13522#p32413. Additionally uninstall "bf2 battlelog" from your Control Panel (it's our Revive Launcher by Spencer), and then make sure these folders do not exist anymore on your System:
• C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\bf2battlelog
• C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\bf2battlelog
A good idea now is to reboot your Computer, run the
Registry scan of CCleaner (always backing up when it prompts you to do so, for safety)
multiple times and reboot again just to be uber cautious.
Instead of following step 6 in the post above, read the instructions
for Windows XP users that you can find in the Full Free2Play link I gave you previously. Eventually, after you've completed this amazing journey through the reinstallation of Battlefield 2 Revive - and setup
of your main account only - you may test the game again by double-clicking on this file: C:\Program Files (x86)\EA GAMES\Battlefield 2\BF2.exe (no run as Admin, no compatibility flags ... Just make sure you're connected to the Internet - don't know why but for a small minority of users (like me) the game won't boot unless you're connected to the Internet).
If it does not work, perform the steps you've not done yet, here:
http://battlelog.co/post.php?id=22160#p82778. Yours sincerely,
Staff Officer
S_h_a_r_k_93