Open it with a text editor and make a screenshot of of the 20 first lines.
I think this might be more than 20 lines but here
OK, that config file looks fine.
Try this please: (It is different from the last one.)
Press the Windows key and "X" at the same time > Click on "Command prompt (Administrator)" or "PowerShell (Administrator)"
In the CMD or PowerShell window, at the prompt type or copy and paste: takeown /F "xxxxxxxxxxxx" /R (With the quotes. Replace the X with the full path to the C:\Users\>your user name<\Documents. folder.) > hit "ENTER"
If that is also not working:
M3asher98
Well, that is a step forward, but not ideal at all.
Please let me know how it goes.
Did you tried the new user account?
Do you still run Origin as Administrator?
M3asher98 wrote:
I have one last question before we end this off. Is there a way for me to make sure my ME2 save will be successfully imported to ME3? Or do I just have to finish 2 and hope it works?
Thank you for everything by the way!
I can't answer this with certainty. That the command worked shows that there is indeed a permissions problem.
If this is purely Windows related or if the game itself, Origin or even a third party app are involved is hard to say. So I can't say if ME3 might be affected as well.
Are "AutoSave.pcsav" created?
M3asher98 wrote:
Yeah I understand what you're saying
AutoSave.pcsav does exist and it's in the ME2 folder, I'm guessing if anything I can manually import it to ME3?
Yes, you could if ME3 is working normally. But as said, I can not say if this error will happen to ME3 as well.
You should try the new user account, it is really easy to set up and to erase, if it is not working.
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