- #Registry repair software is pointless install#
- #Registry repair software is pointless update#
- #Registry repair software is pointless mods#
- #Registry repair software is pointless download#
Navigate to the folder which FFXI was installed and open POL throughĬ:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\ffxi\SquareEnix\PlayOnlineViewerĬlick "pol.exe" and play online should load up. THROUGH STEAM!! I believe steam messes it up somehow. Once FFXI is "installed" on your computer through steam DO NOT OPEN IT
#Registry repair software is pointless update#
Navigate to "Updates" tab, and select "do not automatically update Right click on the FINAL FANTASY XI game that appears in yourġ3.
Once steam downloads ffxi, let it install, but don't open FFXIġ2. I would suggest doing this overnight or some time where yourġ1.
#Registry repair software is pointless download#
Login to steam and download ffxi again (i know it takes foreeverr) before installing any game, restart your computerġ0. Once steam is fully installed on your computer, login to your steamĩ. Once you verify that steam and FFXI is banished from your computer,Ĩ.
Valve still installed and deleted it, i would suggest restartingħ. Finally, go into your program folders (圆4) and look for a Valveįolder, if there is one, delete it. Look through the folders again and see if you see a "Valve" folder, ifĦ. Open up regedit again and look HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Wow6432Node "PlayOnlineUS" folders, delete them entirely. Look through those folders and if you spot any "PlayOnline" and Open, click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Wow6432Node "search" and type in 'regedit' and press enter. To see if FFXI is still in there, navigate to the start menu, click Uninstall steam from the program files listįor good measure, after you uninstall steam, check your registry files Listed in your program files, uninstall it from steam it's selfģ. Uninstall FFXI from the program files list, and if the game isn't I know this is an old topic, but someone e-mailed me about this thread and I wanted to share my response because it fixed their problem with a steam installation:īefore you begin, i recommend creating a windows restore point.ġ. Would that somehow have done something? if it did, what did it do? my registry is fine and intact, ran Ccleaner to make sure, its all good. The only programs that were installed outside the oblivion files is Python26.
#Registry repair software is pointless mods#
I haven't logged on for 4-5 days, and since then i've been doing a lot of modding on Oblivion (all reputable mods that i got off a stickied thread on steam). So this already probably sounds like a pointless post >.> but i wanted to ask, wth just happened? mostly so i can stop it from happening again (cause I'm gonna have to use year old macros x.x). So I'm in the process of reinstalling all the expansions.
Then i check installed programs, they're all there. Then when i go to hit play for XI, it says XI isn't installed. So i figured I'd just uninstall/reinstall POL, which fixed that issue. I checked my registry, everything is as it was, i even applied an older backup and still had the issue. POL, XI, and all expansions are installed as usual. I looked into it and this seems to happen when someone tries to run XI from an old HDD on a new computer, and the proper files aren't in the registry.
#Registry repair software is pointless install#
Stupid title i know >.> anyway, recently i tried to start playonline and get the message "cannot open registry key for install path of playonline-compatible software.
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