Ok im having trouble doing the -image thing for vista.. and dont know why.
my location is
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars\Gw.exe"
but its strange to me as i dont know where the (x86) is from...
it should be somthing like this?
"C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe"
so i changed the location thing to..
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" -image
but it does not work for some reason..
can anyone help me in this that is a vista user.
thanks
-Image Thing (Vista)
the eaglewing
Felixious
x86 = x32 = 32 Bit OS.
Assuming you installed it at the default location, the file path should be C:/Program Files/Guild Wars/Gw.exe. Try re-installing it from your latest game disk, and then create a shortcut with the -image command.
Assuming you installed it at the default location, the file path should be C:/Program Files/Guild Wars/Gw.exe. Try re-installing it from your latest game disk, and then create a shortcut with the -image command.
the eaglewing
GW for some reason is not in my add/remove programs :S
i tried that yesterday.. and it said it was already uninstalled.. but i just played it now.
:S
i tried that yesterday.. and it said it was already uninstalled.. but i just played it now.
:S
the eaglewing
Ok its re installing again..
but it did not ask me where i would like its location to be... what should i do.
but it did not ask me where i would like its location to be... what should i do.
scrinner
In a x64 OS, you will have two Program folders. The x86 is the default one. You'll be able to find it in your OS partition (Default: C:\)
the eaglewing
im not to great with lap tops or computers.. im using a lap top...
and its just installed again.. back to the x86...
how can i do the image thing with x86? :S
and its just installed again.. back to the x86...
how can i do the image thing with x86? :S
Crimson Flame
Try creating a shortcut. Go into the program files and find gw.exe, then right click it and click "Create Shortcut". Drag the shortcut to your desktop, then right click it and go to Properties. In the Target box, after the last set of quotation marks, add -image. Then double click the shortcut and you're done.
the eaglewing
Crimson that worked easyier. thanks. its working now. 85k files. oh god lolol.
Crimson Flame
Not a problem. Hope you don't plan on playing until tomorrow. 
Flinte
in the future just open a CMD prompt and change directory "CD" to the folder gw.exe is located in.. then execute "GW.exe -image"
the eaglewing
dont worry. it been 45 mins and its 10% already. i have a very good lappy. :P
4gb ram. its very fast. :P
ill be in in about 6 hours most
4gb ram. its very fast. :P
ill be in in about 6 hours most
Quaker
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my location is
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" |
"C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\gw.exe" -image
When it's finished downloading, right-click again and remove the "-image" from the target line.
Snograt
Ahem - he's on Vista 64, Quaker 
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars\gw.exe" -image
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Guild Wars\gw.exe" -image
Quaker
Ahem - I meant to say the target line should be "something like" .... 
In my case, for example it's "D:\Program Files\Guild Wars" - which brings up something I was wondering about (and intend to try out)....
I seem to recall reading somewhere that Vista moves your Templates and Screen Caps to My Documents as a security "feature" to avoid writing to "Program Files" - so, if I move GW to just "D:\Guild Wars" can the Templates and screens go back where I want them to be?
(I'll have to move everything and re-run gw.exe to get the pointers set up.. no time now, going to lunch soon, so next time I think of it I'll try it and report back.)
In my case, for example it's "D:\Program Files\Guild Wars" - which brings up something I was wondering about (and intend to try out)....
I seem to recall reading somewhere that Vista moves your Templates and Screen Caps to My Documents as a security "feature" to avoid writing to "Program Files" - so, if I move GW to just "D:\Guild Wars" can the Templates and screens go back where I want them to be?
(I'll have to move everything and re-run gw.exe to get the pointers set up.. no time now, going to lunch soon, so next time I think of it I'll try it and report back.)
Snograt
My Guild Wars install is in D:\Games\Guild Wars. All my screenshots and templates still go in Users\"me"\Documents\Guild Wars. Not sure if there's a way around that...
MirkoTeran
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Originally Posted by Snograt
My Guild Wars install is in D:\Games\Guild Wars. All my screenshots and templates still go in Users\"me"\Documents\Guild Wars. Not sure if there's a way around that...
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Quaker
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Originally Posted by Snograt
My Guild Wars install is in D:\Games\Guild Wars. All my screenshots and templates still go in Users\"me"\Documents\Guild Wars. Not sure if there's a way around that...
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But, I guess from what you say, it would be easier just to go back to XP.
(Or move the entire Documents folder to D: )