Thread: COH2 Problems

Ok, I am a newbie here, but I know I did everything right.

I downloaded Code Of Honor 2: Conspiracy Island (all three parts)
Then I joined the .001, .002, and .003 HJSPLIT files with HJSPLIT.
It successfully created an ISO file
Then I burned the image to a Memorex 4.7gb, 120mm, 16x, recordable, DVD+R, w/ Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 (free edition), and it successfully finished.

I tried running the setup.exe, which is on the DVD, and it says: D/:setup.exe is not a valid Win32 application

Here is a picture of what the main directory for the DVD is. I circled the setup.exe i tried to run.

Files: Setup_1, and Setup_2, are BIN files, which i have no idea what they are.




What did I do wrong?



PS: Just so you know... I am NOT running Vista on my PC, it is just a theme I d/l ed

what O/S are you using?

you may want to give 'comparability mode' a shot tho

Cant you see its Vista ... ... ...

Some Data DVDs require slow burning, i think what happened is it got corrupted during the burn, this happen to me on some games, i burned them slow and they worked after that

Originally Posted by johncccccc

Cant you see its Vista ... ... ...

Some Data DVDs require slow burning, i think what happened is it got corrupted during the burn, this happen to me on some games, i burned them slow and they worked after that

DO you READ any of the posts all the way?

it says at the bottom, Quote:

PS: Just so you know... I am NOT running Vista on my PC, it is just a theme I d/l ed

Owned!

Originally Posted by Zagrom

Originally Posted by johncccccc

Cant you see its Vista ... ... ...

Some Data DVDs require slow burning, i think what happened is it got corrupted during the burn, this happen to me on some games, i burned them slow and they worked after that

DO you READ any of the posts all the way?

it says at the bottom, Quote:

PS: Just so you know... I am NOT running Vista on my PC, it is just a theme I d/l ed

Owned!

YES i DO READ the posts all the way, that just looked to real.




cant you see the ... ... ... you know LOL LOL, it looks real DUH!!!

anyway, try slow burning the DVD, its helped me before, small files tend to get skipped on high speed burns

Originally Posted by Zagrom

what O/S are you using?

you may want to give 'comparability mode' a shot tho

I am running: Windows XP
Media Center Edition
SP2
Version 2002

try mounting the image instead of burning it

That what I was thinking earlier XD

that has solved may problems I have had in the past ^^

Mount.

:ClaP: