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wolfdude191

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hey, i have played fallout 3 before and i have fallout collection to XD its a good series, but i preordered GOTY for my pc thinking it would work as i had oblivion on it (a laptop by the way) anyway i spend ages trying to fix and i relise the graphics card isnt good enough, SO... to the home computer, i try installing and i get a CRC error on every .bsa and some .bik which i didnt on the (vista laptop) i retry on my laptop to see if i screwed the disk... i havent so i try the computer again (XP computer) i belive the graphics is fine but i cannot INSTALL IT AT ALL, i sent bethesda 2 emails got 1 reply and did what it said, the disk is fine, it hates me etc, etc, WHAT DO I DO!!! i have sent another email but i have yet to get a anwser!!! HELP HELP HELP

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thanks in advance :thanks:

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Think it's worth trying to copy all the dvd files to your Harddisk. And then start the setup from there. The DVD may be clean, but there also could be a problem with the dvd drive itself ...

 

good luck and

welcome to the forums

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do you mean the hard drive or the actual disk tray? i have 2 disc trays but one is totally screwed up, and i only have one hard drive, but i have thought what if i install it on my external hard drive and keep it plugged in all the time? anyway when i copied the files over to the hard drive there were no problems what so ever??? although i haven't updated that computer in a long time, may it be the actual install shield program it is using? also i have heard you can manually install programs by placing certain files were ever they need to go or something? thanks
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If it worked to copy the entire content of the DVD to your HD, then the Drive should work...

Compare the size to check if all files has bee copied sucessfully.

 

But anyway, also try to perform a Windowsupdate, udate DirectX and get the Windows Installer.

 

Install Fallout from HD and run the setup as Admin.

 

hope it helps

 

Edit:

Do you have XP Service Pack 3? If not, get it :)

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actually, installing Fallout on an external drive is no problem what so ever, i install most of my games on a 1 TB external drive, so i can easily switch between notebook and PC without having to install games twice (just need to copy reg-keys and make sure the drive letter is fixed (windows lets you choose a letter for the drive))
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