still patching failed

[yousif666]

i have tried every thing

but still

i red the topic

http://www.totalbf2.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13224

and i tried every thing

still not working

also i tried patch 1.3

and the same problem

please help !!!

[warlord2000ad]

Re: still patching failed

http://forum.eagames.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=26653

Problem - Patching Failed
Cause - System Dependant
Fix - The Exact cause is not really known in most cases, some people have more success in patching when using the FULL patches instead of the Incremental ones. In addition, the patch may be corrupt when downloaded so if you have problems try downloading it from several different sites to see if it works with any of them.
You could have faulty RAM, try running a program called Memtest86 to test your ram for errors. Also try removing a stick of RAM from the machine to see if it helps running on just 1 stick of RAM.
There is a possible fix Here which you may wish to try.
Additional information can be found here
It may be caused due to lack of space on the hardrive, look at the next Problem/fix below in bold labeled "Not Enough Space"
The following solutions came from http://www.totalbf2.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13224 , More may become available in due time on that forum.
Check BF2 InstallDir is setup correctly
1.Go To Start > Run > Type "regedit" (without quotes)
2. Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Electronic Arts\EA Games\Battlefield 2
3. Then right click on the right hand window and go on NEW string value,then enter InstallDir for the string name and for the value enter D:\GAMES\Battlefield 2 (If String already exists, just edit the current one)
Or where ever you have BF2 Installed.
Another thing to try is
Execute Patcher, Choose language, wait for welcome screen, don't hit continue.
go to your documents folder and to this location:
c:\documents\YOUR USERNAME\local settings\temp
and look for a folder which looks like {BLAH....} lots of numbers and chars. Go into that folder structure and copy the files in it (e.g. patch.exe, all the files) to a folder where you can execute them (e.g. create a dir named C:\temp)
then open a commandpromt (type "cmd" in run/execute at startmenu) and go to your new created folder with the patchdata. Execute the with the following line (edit to your installfolder location of course):
patch.exe "c:\FolderWhereBF 2Is"
Problem - Not Enough Space
Cause - Need more space on your System Drive
Fix - The patches now require roughly 3GB of free space on your Hard-Drive, it will not usually look where Battlefield 2 is installed but on the drive where your operating system is installed.
But there's a workaround, (Important, Before changing the registry, read Warlord's Warnings just below the contents page at the top of this FAQ)
Open regedit.exe and search for this key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\ProgramFilesDir
It points to "C:\Program Files" by default. If you change the value to "E:\Program Files", the patch will look for 3000 MB free space on drive E instead of C.
So Change it to look on a Hard Drive that has enough space for the patch to run. After the patch is completed, change the registry key back to what it was before you edited it.

[Get ShoRTy]

Re: still patching failed

Dude check out this thread might help

http://www.totalbf2.com/forums/showthread.php?t=87680&highlight=get+shorty

[yousif666]

Re: still patching failed

i tried every thing

and

still

but i defragment the local C and it worked

but the big problem is in the loading

the game close and come back to the desktop

help please

????????????????

[DeadCRAP_]

Re: still patching failed

thats just a bug in the 1.3 patch we all have it. does it happen all the time or just sumtimes?

[Get ShoRTy]

Re: still patching failed

Dude did you remove your memory and reinstall it them patch as was instructed in my previous thread?

[megawhompertoo]

Re: still patching failed

Dude did you remove your memory and reinstall it them patch as was instructed in my previous thread?

??

Why would taking your ram out of it's socket and replacing it fix a CTD?

I suspect simply puhlacing thine hayands uponeth the moonitahr o' trooooth would be as effective as playing the at-home version of musical DIMMS.

Likely a driver issue, imho.