Update Installation Issues
LadieStorm
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I know, no one has seen or heard from me in a good long time, sorry about that. I've moved, and can't get to where I used to go to get online. I haven't been able to get internet at home yet. We're working on it.
Anyway, I was able to bring my laptop to a friend's house that has internet, and decided to check for updates. I downloaded the newest update, but it won't install... it continuously locks up, even when I run as administrator. Any ideas on how to fix this problem?
Anyway, I was able to bring my laptop to a friend's house that has internet, and decided to check for updates. I downloaded the newest update, but it won't install... it continuously locks up, even when I run as administrator. Any ideas on how to fix this problem?
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If that's the case, it sounds like a corrupted registry entry for the CC3+ serial number which sometimes happens on an interrupted setup or de-installation.
Please open the Windows registry and delete the following entry:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\EvolutionComputing\CampaignCartographer3Plus\SerialNum
That should allow the setup to continue past the EULA.
In case you need instruction on how to edit the Windows registry let me know.
Hey Monsen, I will try waiting longer before giving up and trying Ralf's suggestion.
Hey Lorelei!!! I miss you guys too! You don't know how much! I had.to put up the laptop for a while when we moved, because we had a bug problem, and I had to make sure we didn't bring them with us! Luckily my laptop was clean, and I was able to get it out of storage and bring it in the house. But yes, I'm still gaming, and yes I'm mapping again... but I had to put it away for almost 5 months...so I'm having to go back and remember how to do everything!
Right now I'm working on a world map for a mech warrior campaign I'm running (Larysia's currently on the back burner)... and I was finally going to work with the modern symbol set I bought months ago. Only to learn that cc3+ can't find it, so I'm doing a repair right now.
Which reminds me! Besides SS3, are there any other modern symbol sets? For overland mapping? I'm trying to map an abandoned world with the ruins of war torn cities, and the only ISO symbols I have are fantasy based. I'm currently using them, but this is a more futuristic science fiction type campaign. The fantasy symbols don't quite fit.
Nice to hear from you though. Hope you get your internet sorted soon so you can come back to us
If you need to edit the registry, I've attached a file that will do it for you, just unzip the zip file first, then run the .reg file inside by double clicking on it.
Note that Windows WILL ask you if you really want to do this, with good reason, as you should never run a .reg file without knowing what is inside it, since a file with malicious content could easily mess up your computer. Feel free to open the file in notepad first to see what is inside it.
Lorelei, I do have perspectives, but not installed. The last time I installed it, it sort of crashed my system (cc3+, not my computer) so I uninstalled it, and I'm afraid to give it another try! Lol.
Great to see you back in action!
Jim, perspectives wasn't locking up my laptop. It locked up my cc3+. I couldn't load anything, or get past the perspectives logo window.
And Sue, I'm only halfway back in action...much farther from free internet sources than I used to be. Basically, I moved to a small town! No internet cafe!!!
But other than that, I love it! I live in a house with a large yard for my dog to run in. I have hard wood floors, no one living above or below me, and I'm on a quiet street where neighbor's introduce themselves and strangers smile and wave hello if they see you in your yard!
My boys are at a school where the teachers seem to care about their students, and parents don't let their kids run rampant. Best of all, I put my stamp on this house and yard and make this place my home, instead of just somewhere I live. I even get to landscape the yard!!!
I am so very glad that things are looking up for you
Cheers,
~Dogtag
I admit I had hoped.we.would have internet.by now. But truth to tell, we.were not financially ready to move. Our expenses are less than we had before, but we are.having to catch up from the move itself, which turned out to be more expensive than we thought.
Still, the opportunity presented itself, and we would have been fools not.to take it!