Same problem here,i figure that out after i saw the ''version needed'' in RED.ROBofDEL wrote...
The Redeem downloader is looking for the version BEFORE the patch !!! so it will NOT download.
What we do now?
Same problem here,i figure that out after i saw the ''version needed'' in RED.ROBofDEL wrote...
The Redeem downloader is looking for the version BEFORE the patch !!! so it will NOT download.
It's all in the first postChalle77 wrote...
how do i start the service, im cinda lousy with computers:)
ransompendragon wrote...
@rahj83, since I wasn't that far along I just restarted making sure my extra content was DISABLED and then enabled it after that scene. Not original but effective and didn't take me too long to replay to that point.
Gresin wrote...
I've done everything that was in the first post (from 3 and down).
I saw that my updater service wasnt running and started that one (no luck). Manifest.xml wasnt there, reinstalled the service, deleted the daupdater directory, everything. I still don't see ANY dlc's or my redeemed codes...
Already done a ticket to EA support where they said it would been 24 hours for a response, that was 3 days ago.....
Anyone has another suggestion ? Might reinstalling Dragon Age do the trick ?
I'll try this when im back home! thanks!Sekkoutai wrote...
Gresin wrote...
I've done everything that was in the first post (from 3 and down).
I saw that my updater service wasnt running and started that one (no luck). Manifest.xml wasnt there, reinstalled the service, deleted the daupdater directory, everything. I still don't see ANY dlc's or my redeemed codes...
Already done a ticket to EA support where they said it would been 24 hours for a response, that was 3 days ago.....
Anyone has another suggestion ? Might reinstalling Dragon Age do the trick ?
Your experience sounds almost identical to mine. I had a corrupted install of Microsoft .NET 2.0. Uninstall it via Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs, then reinstall it from the version you will find in the redist folder of your Dragon Age Origins install.
After I did this, my DLC appeared the next time I started the game.
Valencia_Assiana wrote...
The problems with Warden's Keep and Stone Prisoner not working are known problems, there is a 14 page thread with various "fixes" on it along with a lot of flames. None of it has worked for me so far, but you're welcome to try them if you want. Fair warning: some of the "fixes" have been reported to cause problems, so use at your own risk. I'm currently hoping EA tech support will come through since I finally talked to someone and they are supposedly working on it.
Here is the other forum with the Stone Prisoner and Warden's Keep discussion:
http://daforums.biow...orum=146&sp=195
Gresin wrote...
I'll try this when im back home! thanks!Sekkoutai wrote...
Gresin wrote...
I've done everything that was in the first post (from 3 and down).
I saw that my updater service wasnt running and started that one (no luck). Manifest.xml wasnt there, reinstalled the service, deleted the daupdater directory, everything. I still don't see ANY dlc's or my redeemed codes...
Already done a ticket to EA support where they said it would been 24 hours for a response, that was 3 days ago.....
Anyone has another suggestion ? Might reinstalling Dragon Age do the trick ?
Your experience sounds almost identical to mine. I had a corrupted install of Microsoft .NET 2.0. Uninstall it via Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs, then reinstall it from the version you will find in the redist folder of your Dragon Age Origins install.
After I did this, my DLC appeared the next time I started the game.
I downloaded through Steam. I think you need to use the version of .NET that came with the game, however.JPC123 wrote...
Did you download the game or install from disc?
I think that NET 2.0 is the main problem here.
Will a new installation on net 2 downloaded from microsoft work as I bought my game and installed on retail disc.
Bad bad news, deinstalled Dragon age, deinstalled ALL the microsoft.net versions i could find. Reinstalled dragon age (which installs microsoft.net 2.0) and still no luck! Is it possible i have to open up ports on my router for this crap to get to my computer ?Sekkoutai wrote...
I downloaded through Steam. I think you need to use the version of .NET that came with the game, however.JPC123 wrote...
Did you download the game or install from disc?
I think that NET 2.0 is the main problem here.
Will a new installation on net 2 downloaded from microsoft work as I bought my game and installed on retail disc.
I tried previously to uninstall all .NET Framework from my PC, then download 2.0 from Microsoft, install, then download SP1 and install, then install from the redist folder to get to SP2. This did not work.
Only uninstalling completely, then installing .NET from the redist folder solved my problem. If you are using the retail disc, look in your Dragon Age Origins folder, you may have another folder called redist. If it is not there, explore the retail disc and see if you can find a redist folder on it, then run the .NET 2.0 install from there.
Modifié par Theratis111, 10 novembre 2009 - 06:34 .
Modifié par Theratis111, 10 novembre 2009 - 06:36 .