phoneyLogic Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 Huh, odd.There might be a problem with the install itself. Dont know if it helps to run the reinstall in Admin Mode. Steam is a pita. So try doing the following: Uninstall Fallout like thisBackup save games and your ArchiveInvalidation.txt file if you have/use oneUninstall Fallout3 in your System Control (Programs)There are two Folders left: Game Dir (with your Mods) & your My Games folder-> delete or simply rename the Folders to backup-> be careful with backed up data and avoid using old *.ini filesClean Registry (e.g. by CCleaner)Reboot your System, to get all Registry changes appliedDefrag your Hard DriveInstall the latest GfWL-ClientSet Hidden Files and Folders visibleOpen a Window, e.g. "Computer", hit < Alt > to get the menu bar shownGo to Tools --> Folder Options and click the View tab.In the Advanced settings list, enable the point "Show hidden files and folders".Click to clear the check box "Hide extensions for known file types".Apply this setting, and click OK.Go to: C: \ Users \ "User Account" \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ XLive \ There you should find the downloaded setup files somewhere in a subdirectory(If you think the downloaded files could be corrupted, better try to download them again) Run the setup file in Admin Mode (right-click, ...) Hope this helps, good luck :unsure: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jimdigritz Posted September 20, 2009 Author Share Posted September 20, 2009 Huh, odd.There might be a problem with the install itself. Dont know if it helps to run the reinstall in Admin Mode. Steam is a pita. So try doing the following: Uninstall Fallout like thisBackup save games and your ArchiveInvalidation.txt file if you have/use oneUninstall Fallout3 in your System Control (Programs)There are two Folders left: Game Dir (with your Mods) & your My Games folder-> delete or simply rename the Folders to backup-> be careful with backed up data and avoid using old *.ini filesClean Registry (e.g. by CCleaner)Reboot your System, to get all Registry changes appliedDefrag your Hard DriveInstall the latest GfWL-ClientSet Hidden Files and Folders visibleOpen a Window, e.g. "Computer", hit < Alt > to get the menu bar shownGo to Tools --> Folder Options and click the View tab.In the Advanced settings list, enable the point "Show hidden files and folders".Click to clear the check box "Hide extensions for known file types".Apply this setting, and click OK.Go to: C: \ Users \ "User Account" \ AppData \ Local \ Microsoft \ XLive \ There you should find the downloaded setup files somewhere in a subdirectory(If you think the downloaded files could be corrupted, better try to download them again) Run the setup file in Admin Mode (right-click, ...) Hope this helps, good luck :unsure: I had already done a fresh re-install via steam.. it could be a corrupt install it doesn't make sense though since 2 other Steam/GfWL games also don't work... I also tried disabling Hyperthreading as well as resetting my mild overclocking to default. Exactly the same problem... Jim Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
phoneyLogic Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 http://www.fallout3nexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=1086Already tried this one? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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