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[Airwaves117]

The code 3FLL43UUJTN8W8EX25J3 is now working as of 8/14/12. Just used it and it works

[viggorrah]

Airwaves117 wrote...

The code 3FLL43UUJTN8W8EX25J3 is now working as of 8/14/12. Just used it and it works

I just used this code, and it worked for me too! :happy:

[Boreall2]

Used it. Working.

[Queen Sars]

Thank goodness for this thread, I was starting to get frustrated but it looks like I got it. Thanks for the help!

[MadMuffinz]

dang XD

Queen beat me to the code by 8 minutes; 3FLL43UUJTN8W8EX25J3 has filled as of this post

gonna try a few others and hope that one of them has been renewed

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good news, BK2S-T7K7-NRZ3-NUK5-W7YL has been renewed, get your fill =P

Modifié par MadMuffinz, 29 août 2012 - 03:34 .

[DragonRacer]

MadMuffinz wrote...

dang XD

Queen beat me to the code by 8 minutes; 3FLL43UUJTN8W8EX25J3 has filled as of this post

gonna try a few others and hope that one of them has been renewed

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good news, BK2S-T7K7-NRZ3-NUK5-W7YL has been renewed, get your fill =P

Well, I tried both of those codes and each time I do, I get the "this installation has been cancelled" message... nothing about the keys having hit their limit, it just literally auto-cancels the installation.

Any troubleshooting advice?

I have also tried this:

Some may be able to work around the cancelled installation issue by ending the BDtS install exe process in task manager (Ctrl + Alt + Delete) when you get to the point of entering the BDtS key. After killing the process, the installer should then continue and ask you for the key again in a different window (enter the key code in this window). After that the installation should complete itself.

And I get a "Installation has failed" message instead of a cancelled one. Really scratching my head here.

I am running Windows 7 and used a retail disc to install the game itself. Game works just fine, just can't seem to get the DLC to properly download and install.

EDIT: Ah, nevermind. Further searching revealed that my problem is Windows 7-related and that it requires mucking around with the system's registry keys in order to bypass the issue. I am just not computer-savvy enough to feel comfortable about this, especially understanding I could do serious damage to my system by making the attempt. I'm not gonna get greedy. I went into all this simply wanting to experience the first game (I'm a PS3 gamer, so never got the chance to) and I've been able to do that. I'll be happy with that and just pass on the DLC. Not worth the possible troubles it could bring.

Modifié par DragonRacer, 02 septembre 2012 - 06:43 .

[Micon2]

Doesn't seeem proper does it? I have spent 4 hours trying to install BDTS, cause it is required for my saved games.
Disgusted with this especially considering this was a free dlc.
Decided that my need to replay my own game was not worth the hassle
May an elcor excrete on you from space.
ME1 is uninstalled

[Micon2]

I thank you Fandango9641, their was an EA message and I re-entered the code and BDTS installed.
Now I just have to get used to the different key actions vs me2 & me3.
Will see if I can reset ME1's key bindings, cause I don't adapt to quickly.

[2GunCohen]

last code still works , Thnx Fandango9641

[p5q]

User beware: I had the "installation cancelled" problem with BDtS. I first used the generic 3FLL key and it said that it had reached its limit. I tried other codes and thereafter got the "installation cancelled" message. I tried everything else mentioned in the OP and the following post to attempt to fix it. I then uninstalled ME1 in a manner along the same lines as in a post by user jkthunder earlier in this thread (with deleted saves and the use of CC Cleaner to clean the registry, although that does not seem to remove all ME1-related registry entries). But then I got the "installation cancelled" message after entering my CD key from the base of the back of the manual when trying to re-install the game proper!

The failed installation of BDtS with "installation cancelled" message after attempting to enter the registration key also seems to preclude a new installation of the ME1 game, at least without tinkering with your system--maybe delete remaining ME1-related registry entries?

I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, Service Pack 1.

Someone earlier in the thread commended EA for having their act together on this issue. However, I think if they really had their act together then they would either release a version absent DRM, re-instate the original registration website for BDtS, or at the very least put BDtS as separate DLC on the much-disliked Origin. I was prompted to play BDtS when I realized that it had some small effect on the events in ME3 and it is a shame that EA's uncorrected decision to employ DRM is hamstringing the efforts of Mass Effect fans to be able to get the complete experience.

[LanX0r]

The last one still works, thnks for help

[Rolero]

Thanks, the code worked October 2th 2012

[Thrasher91604]

Thanks Fandango9641! That code still works for me today.

Modifié par Thrasher91604, 02 octobre 2012 - 05:58 .

[itzLWM]

I used the last code in the OP and it worked, the one on the EA site doesn't work at all.

[Calliope]

DragonRacer wrote...

MadMuffinz wrote...

dang XD

Queen beat me to the code by 8 minutes; 3FLL43UUJTN8W8EX25J3 has filled as of this post

gonna try a few others and hope that one of them has been renewed

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[edit]

good news, BK2S-T7K7-NRZ3-NUK5-W7YL has been renewed, get your fill =P

Well, I tried both of those codes and each time I do, I get the "this installation has been cancelled" message... nothing about the keys having hit their limit, it just literally auto-cancels the installation.

Any troubleshooting advice?

I have also tried this:

Some may be able to work around the cancelled installation issue by ending the BDtS install exe process in task manager (Ctrl + Alt + Delete) when you get to the point of entering the BDtS key. After killing the process, the installer should then continue and ask you for the key again in a different window (enter the key code in this window). After that the installation should complete itself.

And I get a "Installation has failed" message instead of a cancelled one. Really scratching my head here.

I am running Windows 7 and used a retail disc to install the game itself. Game works just fine, just can't seem to get the DLC to properly download and install.

EDIT: Ah, nevermind. Further searching revealed that my problem is Windows 7-related and that it requires mucking around with the system's registry keys in order to bypass the issue. I am just not computer-savvy enough to feel comfortable about this, especially understanding I could do serious damage to my system by making the attempt. I'm not gonna get greedy. I went into all this simply wanting to experience the first game (I'm a PS3 gamer, so never got the chance to) and I've been able to do that. I'll be happy with that and just pass on the DLC. Not worth the possible troubles it could bring.

I think this may be the issue I am having. I also installed the game from a disc and have Windows 7. I finally got it to install, but it doesn't install correctly. If Windows 7 is the problem, I will simply have to do without the DLC. I also do not feel confortable with messing around with the systems registry keys. I am kind of annoyed with the "technical assistance" that I got from EA. It would have saved me a lot of trouble if one of them had known about the issue and simply told me about it. Instead they suggested that I uninstall Mass Effect. I had anough trouble getting Mass Effect to work the first time I installed the game, I wasn't about to go through that again.

[jimcamx]

Calliope wrote...

DragonRacer wrote...

MadMuffinz wrote...

dang XD

Queen beat me to the code by 8 minutes; 3FLL43UUJTN8W8EX25J3 has filled as of this post

gonna try a few others and hope that one of them has been renewed

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[edit]

good news, BK2S-T7K7-NRZ3-NUK5-W7YL has been renewed, get your fill =P

Well, I tried both of those codes and each time I do, I get the "this installation has been cancelled" message... nothing about the keys having hit their limit, it just literally auto-cancels the installation.

Any troubleshooting advice?

I have also tried this:

Some may be able to work around the cancelled installation issue by ending the BDtS install exe process in task manager (Ctrl + Alt + Delete) when you get to the point of entering the BDtS key. After killing the process, the installer should then continue and ask you for the key again in a different window (enter the key code in this window). After that the installation should complete itself.

And I get a "Installation has failed" message instead of a cancelled one. Really scratching my head here.

I am running Windows 7 and used a retail disc to install the game itself. Game works just fine, just can't seem to get the DLC to properly download and install.

EDIT: Ah, nevermind. Further searching revealed that my problem is Windows 7-related and that it requires mucking around with the system's registry keys in order to bypass the issue. I am just not computer-savvy enough to feel comfortable about this, especially understanding I could do serious damage to my system by making the attempt. I'm not gonna get greedy. I went into all this simply wanting to experience the first game (I'm a PS3 gamer, so never got the chance to) and I've been able to do that. I'll be happy with that and just pass on the DLC. Not worth the possible troubles it could bring.

I think this may be the issue I am having. I also installed the game from a disc and have Windows 7. I finally got it to install, but it doesn't install correctly. If Windows 7 is the problem, I will simply have to do without the DLC. I also do not feel confortable with messing around with the systems registry keys. I am kind of annoyed with the "technical assistance" that I got from EA. It would have saved me a lot of trouble if one of them had known about the issue and simply told me about it. Instead they suggested that I uninstall Mass Effect. I had anough trouble getting Mass Effect to work the first time I installed the game, I wasn't about to go through that again.

I was having this problem too. Though I found a very easy work around. Rename the intall .exe file. I simply added a "_2" on the end and it installed first try using the most recent code in this topic.

[elephantbuns]

jimcamx wrote...

I was having this problem too. Though I found a very easy work around. Rename the intall .exe file. I simply added a "_2" on the end and it installed first try using the most recent code in this topic.

THANK YOU jimcamx! For some reason this completely solved my problems with it too. You're awesome. 

[Ritualstar]

Hello tried all 3 passwords in all of them it says the limit has been passed, what do I do?

[Calliope]

jimcamx wrote...

Calliope wrote...

DragonRacer wrote...

MadMuffinz wrote...

dang XD

Queen beat me to the code by 8 minutes; 3FLL43UUJTN8W8EX25J3 has filled as of this post

gonna try a few others and hope that one of them has been renewed

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[edit]

good news, BK2S-T7K7-NRZ3-NUK5-W7YL has been renewed, get your fill =P

Well, I tried both of those codes and each time I do, I get the "this installation has been cancelled" message... nothing about the keys having hit their limit, it just literally auto-cancels the installation.

Any troubleshooting advice?

I have also tried this:

Some may be able to work around the cancelled installation issue by ending the BDtS install exe process in task manager (Ctrl + Alt + Delete) when you get to the point of entering the BDtS key. After killing the process, the installer should then continue and ask you for the key again in a different window (enter the key code in this window). After that the installation should complete itself.

And I get a "Installation has failed" message instead of a cancelled one. Really scratching my head here.

I am running Windows 7 and used a retail disc to install the game itself. Game works just fine, just can't seem to get the DLC to properly download and install.

EDIT: Ah, nevermind. Further searching revealed that my problem is Windows 7-related and that it requires mucking around with the system's registry keys in order to bypass the issue. I am just not computer-savvy enough to feel comfortable about this, especially understanding I could do serious damage to my system by making the attempt. I'm not gonna get greedy. I went into all this simply wanting to experience the first game (I'm a PS3 gamer, so never got the chance to) and I've been able to do that. I'll be happy with that and just pass on the DLC. Not worth the possible troubles it could bring.

I think this may be the issue I am having. I also installed the game from a disc and have Windows 7. I finally got it to install, but it doesn't install correctly. If Windows 7 is the problem, I will simply have to do without the DLC. I also do not feel confortable with messing around with the systems registry keys. I am kind of annoyed with the "technical assistance" that I got from EA. It would have saved me a lot of trouble if one of them had known about the issue and simply told me about it. Instead they suggested that I uninstall Mass Effect. I had anough trouble getting Mass Effect to work the first time I installed the game, I wasn't about to go through that again.

I was having this problem too. Though I found a very easy work around. Rename the intall .exe file. I simply added a "_2" on the end and it installed first try using the most recent code in this topic.

Unbelievable, 1.5 to 2  hrs on chat with EA Tech support culminating in a suggestion that I should uninstall and then reinstall Mass Effect and the answer is a simple as renaming the file. Thank you for your help.

[Biokon]

are there any new or other cd keys cuz all the keys have reached their limits plz help

[matt-bassist]

the BK2S one worked for me 10/15/2012 - and THANK GOD for that! ha ha

[TheStoryMaker]

I tried several codes on mine and as of October 23, 2012, BK2S-T7K7-NRZ3-NUK5-W7YL is still working. I did have to enter it twice, though, because for some reason it didn't recognize it as a valid code the first time around. Also, this should be obvious yet I still managed to forget it, don't copy and paste the code. Type it in by hand.

I'm glad this worked. Thank you forum!

[homer70]

yup BK2S still works

[Sparky_NZ]

Dude, I had the same issues as most. Uninstall everything, reinstall, installation Cancelled.

Found this thread after hours of trying to fix it and now I want jimcamx to have my babies..