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  • schadie001

    #1

    CD Key Issue

    Is there anyway to check to see what your cd key is? I have 2 copies of Battlefield and I think I loaded the same CD Key on 2 computers because we can't play at the same time. Punkbuster kicks us. I know both my cd keys but I don't know how to verify what is loaded. Also is there a way to change the CD key that is loaded, or do I have to uninstall and reinstall?
  • Skates
    =NfB=
    • Dec 2006
    • 857

    #2
    Re: CD Key Issue

    Just uninstall/reinstall both of them and make sure you label the back of the manual that has the cd key so you know which machine you used it on. In case you have to do a reinstall on one in the future.

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    • Fingulfin
      Member
      • Jun 2007
      • 1433

      #3
      Re: CD Key Issue

      There is a way, but I can't for the life of me find it. If I remember, I'll tell you.

      It had something to do with going to an obscure and outdated branch of the EA website, then logging in... Then you could access a page that listed all CD-Keys you have registered to your account.

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      • Xodus
        Member
        • Apr 2006
        • 846

        #4
        Re: CD Key Issue

        Start -> run -> regedit -> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Electronic Arts -> Ea Games -> Battlefield 2 -> ergc -> (Default) is your key after the x9392

        It's probably encrypted though, but you can just type in your key without the -'s there after the x9392 and save it, which will change your cd key.

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        • schadie001

          #5
          Re: CD Key Issue

          Thanks for the help...

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          • R.A.G.E.

            #6
            Re: CD Key Issue

            yes reinstall or look on manual for key.

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            • Chris--My--azz
              Member
              • Mar 2008
              • 664

              #7
              Re: CD Key Issue

              Originally posted by Xodus View Post
              Start -> run -> regedit -> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Electronic Arts -> Ea Games -> Battlefield 2 -> ergc -> (Default) is your key after the x9392

              It's probably encrypted though, but you can just type in your key without the -'s there after the x9392 and save it, which will change your cd key.

              lol no they never bothered encrypting it :P

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