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Anonymous

8 years ago

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DA:I Issue: Cannot 'Click to Continue'

I'll start with my system specs (you can find those below in the included file, but I'll also paste-bin here at the top): https://pastebin.com/ahYPApns Earlier I was having a separate (but maybe...

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dragon age inquisition

Anonymous
8 years ago
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Well, the first solution didn't work, namely because there was nothing but the mouse to disable. But the second one seems to have! I figured it was probably a third party problem after I'd tried basically everything related directly to Windows but was frustrated because it's usually a firewall issue and didn't seem to be in this case. But obviously something is causing it. AT LEAST I CAN PLAY NOW! But it'll probably take me a while to figure out what program is causing the issue. Still, I'm monumentally closer than I was before, *and I can play*, so thank you!

Anonymous

8 years ago

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Well, the first solution didn't work, namely because there was nothing but the mouse to disable. But the second one seems to have! I figured it was probably a third party problem after I'd tried basically everything related directly to Windows but was frustrated because it's usually a firewall issue and didn't seem to be in this case. But obviously something is causing it. AT LEAST I CAN PLAY NOW! But it'll probably take me a while to figure out what program is causing the issue. Still, I'm monumentally closer than I was before, *and I can play*, so thank you!

EA_David

Community Admin

8 years ago

Wonderful, thank you for the update.

In cases like this we'll usually turn on half of the regular startup programs, then test. Depending on whether the issue manifests again, we can add/remove items until the culprit is identified.

Good luck, hopefully you can get this cleared up quickly.