Update: After trying all possible fixes with no results, finally something I did worked:
I right-clicked DragonAge.ini and chose 'Edit' from the menu. I deleted a line that looked like this:
NucleusOnlineLoginAuthenticationToken=[long line of letters and numbers]
For safe measure, I redownloaded and installed the following "post-installation third-party installers as per Dragon Age's installation log file:
(I didn't use any of the flags ( '/Q', etc.) but again, it might be necessary in your case, I don't know.)
vcredist_x86.exe /Q (Visual C++ 2008 redistributable)
PhysX_9.09.0408_SystemSoftware.exe /q (Nvidia Physx software engine-- might be different if you don't have an Nvidia card-- just check your DA installation log file)
EAAccessInstaller.exe (I didn't even look for this one-- the game was already fixed but maybe it can help you)
****** Please note: My computer has 3 DragonAge.ini files, yours might have multiples as well. It's important to find the one associated with your currently-installed game. Find DragonAge.ini by searching in your Start Menu or browse to your install folder ([Drive Letter]:\\%Dragon Age Install Path%\\Dragon Age\\Settings-- mine was in [Username]\\Documents\\Bioware\\Dragon Age\\Settings)
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I'm running a DIY AMD Phenom (I), Geforce 8500 GT, Windows 7 64-bit, using Dragon Age Ultimate Edition downloaded from Direct2Drive.
After looking all over and trying all the fixes I found, none of them work. This is as of November 3rd, 2010. Most of what I find is from 2009, before the 1.04 patch came out, which doesn't help me at all.
I tried:
-uninstalling and reinstalling (very fun having to download it again just to reinstall ~12 hrs)
-tried patch 1.03 and 1.04
-uninstalling Adobe Air, restarting the computer and reinstalling patch 1.04, letting the patch install it
-copying the settings and save games over to the new install, after trying it without those files
-no updates for my graphics card or any of my other hardware*
-I tried rolling back my mouse driver update (which was updated just before DA:O stopped working, and restarting the computer
-nothing to update in Windows update, optional or recommended
-updated Adobe Aero
*the only thing that changed on my computer just before it stopped working was that Windows finally decided to recognize one of Microsoft's own mice that I've had for months-- the blue-laser-colored ("Bluetrack") comfort mouse 4450-- and install the proper driver. I mention this because someone else was getting blue-screen crashes that alluded to a file he tracked down to be his mouse driver. I've also heard of issues related to AMD Phenom, but mine is the black edition 9950, so it might be that the issues were related to the well-known faultiness of the early Phenom I releases. I've not had any issues with my computer since I upgraded to the Phenom.
So what gives and why after all this time is it STILL not working, or working crappily for the lucky few?
Modifié par mbvpixies78, 04 novembre 2010 - 06:21 .





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