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I followed all the steps, rebooted, clicked on Origin, signed in, tried to play Jedi Fallen Order and got the exact same error message I've gotten every other time.
Have you treed EA App and start the game from there? @tolkyyn,
Link to download: https://www.ea.com/ea-app
You don't have anti-virus or firewall that has blocked JFO?
/Atic
- 4 years ago
I had tried that before, when it didn't work I uninstalled it. So I re-downloaded it and tried again. Same exact message in the same exact box came up.
- 4 years ago
Since this is a brand new computer, and I installed this on the second day I had it, it actually was a "new user account," as far as this computer is concerned. Would making another account actually be necessary?
- 4 years ago
It's an alienware, new, PC. It came with the normal software, Windows 11 etc. I have successfully installed all my other games, this is the only one that refuses to be installed.
- 4 years ago
Well, if SWTOR counts, yes, otherwise I haven't tried to install others.
- 3 years ago
Now I'm really upset. Today EA can't launch JFO. I'm attaching the message I get. Why is this happeneing?
- 3 years ago
I'm looking at APEX Legends and I don't want to play that game. I really don't understand why you want me to download it and waste space on my HD. Please explain how this helps.
- 3 years ago
don't know if will help but I uninstalled the EA app and re installed it now don't get that error but get another one that says. There is a problem with your games setup please reinstall game
and reinstalled game to same thing sad they've known these issues for years and not had them fixed by now but sad players help more than EA tech support does