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Hello,
It all started a while ago with 2 nasty beeps on startup.
But for the moment in the shops I usually shop, the stock for a new cmos battery are sold out or overpriced.
Than the Anno History Collection came out.
Anno 1602, 1503 en the editors for the other Anno's works fine.
But I was unable to launch/install Anno 1701 and Anno 1404.
I tried everything. You can read this here: https://forums.ubisoft.com/showthrea...hing-Anno-1701
Because I got a popup window saying that a mfc140.dll was missing, I did a scannow in the command prompt.
A lot of files where corrupted.
Also I did the test with Anno 1800 and verified the game files, again a lot of files missing.
But before everything was OK with Anno 1800.
Conclusion the problem must be on my side.
When I bought this PC, it had windows 8.1 installed and a free Windows 10 installation.
But Windows 10 wasn't out yet.
As soon Windows 10 came out, I did a clean install with the advanced options.
That was the only clean install I did. That along time ago.
So my questions:
After installing a new cmos battery and checking the ram modules what should I do?
A clean install Windows 10 or something else?
Cheers,
Katrje-Katrien
It all started a while ago with 2 nasty beeps on startup.
But for the moment in the shops I usually shop, the stock for a new cmos battery are sold out or overpriced.
Than the Anno History Collection came out.
Anno 1602, 1503 en the editors for the other Anno's works fine.
But I was unable to launch/install Anno 1701 and Anno 1404.
I tried everything. You can read this here: https://forums.ubisoft.com/showthrea...hing-Anno-1701
Because I got a popup window saying that a mfc140.dll was missing, I did a scannow in the command prompt.
A lot of files where corrupted.
Also I did the test with Anno 1800 and verified the game files, again a lot of files missing.
But before everything was OK with Anno 1800.
Conclusion the problem must be on my side.
When I bought this PC, it had windows 8.1 installed and a free Windows 10 installation.
But Windows 10 wasn't out yet.
As soon Windows 10 came out, I did a clean install with the advanced options.
That was the only clean install I did. That along time ago.
So my questions:
After installing a new cmos battery and checking the ram modules what should I do?
A clean install Windows 10 or something else?
Cheers,
Katrje-Katrien