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[quote who="Wizard1956" reply="3" id="2654557"]You must work in a nice office if they let you use WindowBlinds at work.[/quote] It's actually encouraged at my office... [e digicons]*_*[/e]
A couple things: -What version of Windows? -What version of WindowBlinds? -What specific video card?
Send an email to support@stardock.com and we'll try to get you straightened out.
Since Twilight requires the other expansion as well as the base game, which you'd have to purchase before you can play, you're better off getting Ultimate, as there is no content difference, it's just in one package rather than three.
It looks like this is a Windows 7 only bug, though if anyone gets this on XP or Vista, let us know, as we were only able to reproduce in 7.
Try closing Impulse and running the following file: http://sd.stardock.com/curthendzell/fix_registrations.reg Make sure to follow the link in Internet Explorer, as other web browsers will not handle the file type correctly. Once you follow the link, save the file and double click it to apply it. Then relaunch Impulse. You will need to re-login with your username/e-mail (either will
The easiest thing would be to try adding exceptions for Impulse in or disabling temporarily any security software you might have. You can also try bypassing your router and connecting directly to your modem, as the firewalls in some routers may cause conflicts.
If you are new to the beta, make sure you have the 'Show pre-release versions' in Impulse turned on, or Elemental will not show up:
That's odd... Try creating a ticket here: https://esupport.stardock.com/index.php?_m=tickets&_a=submit Let me know the ticket # it gives you.
What version of Windows are you on? Some people have issues where the extraction path in the temp folders becomes too long. Try changing your Impulse temp folder to the root of one of your drives, then restart Impulse:
Try navigating to the following folder (you may need to turn on hidden files and folders in explorer): XP: C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR_USER_NAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Ironclad Games\Sins of a Solar Empire\Setting Vista/7: C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME\AppData\Local\Ironclad Games\Sins of a Solar Empire\Setting Try moving the 'user.settings' and 'diplomacy.user.settings' files to a different location, run the game again, and see i
An explanation would be appreciated.
To clear out your mesh files, you'll need to go into the application folder (right click in Impulse, select 'Open application folder'), and there are three different 'Mesh' folders. The first is in the root folder, and there may be two more, depending on which version of the game you have, in the \Entrenchment and \Diplomacy folders. Delete everything in those folders, then right click on the game(s) in Impulse, and select 'Verify Installation'. Impulse will check the integrity of the install
Send an email to support@stardock.com with your serial numbers, and any email address you may have used and we'll try to get this sorted out.
Did you check the back of the manual? Usually, that is where the serial number is located.
Try verifying the application through Impulse: -Launch Impulse. Right click on the entry for the application and choose "Verify Installation" -Impulse will check the integrity of the installed application. You should be given feedback as to the state of the installed application. -If errors are found, an update should be made available in Impulse. This is not an update to a newer version, but simply Impulse using the update mechanism to replace corrupted
[quote who="blk_sheep2004" reply="11" id="2645139"]Meaning the beta2 won't be available tommorow (thursday 10nth)? Pls say it isn't so...[/quote] I don't know anything definitive, but last I knew, tomorrow was still a valid target date. This could still change, but it's at least still on the table.
[quote who="Servius" reply="9" id="2644982"]It's gone in 60 seconds![/quote] Original, or remake?
Are you installing from a disc, or through Impulse? What version of Windows are you using?
There is a daily activation limit, but as Pbhead says, if you reach it, something has gone horribly wrong. I don't remember the actual number, but I believe it's at least in the hundreds, if not the thousands.
Nope. [e digicons]^_^[/e]
Another possible solution: Go into the application folder (right click in Impulse, select 'Open application folder'), and there are three different 'Mesh' folders. The first is in the root folder, and there may be two more, depending on which version of the game you have, in the \Entrenchment and \Diplomacy folders. Delete everything in those folders, then right click on the game(s) in Impulse, and select 'Verify Installation'. Impulse will check the integrity of the ins
From the E.U.L.A.: YOU MAY: 1. Install and use one copy of the SOFTWARE on a single computer. 2. Install a second copy of the SOFTWARE on a second computer only if you are the main user of this computer (home computer or laptop for example). 3. Install the SOFTWARE on another computer only if you change your main workstation. In such a case you must uninstall the software from the old computer. Subject to change, etc, etc, blah, blah... That said, as lon
Send an email to support@stardock.com and they'll get you sorted out.