Mass Effect 2 won't launch (Windows 10 x64)
Greetings. Windows 10 x64 user here, i wanna finish all Mass Effect parts before Andromeda comes out, so i started Mass Effect 1 and it worked without any problems, but Mass Effect 2 won't listen. Wh...
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I could swear i attached txt file with dxDiag but nvm now, sorry for late answer i was at work.
2.I've done that.
3.That too, firewall is off and i use Bitdefender 2017 Total Security , turned if off for couple minutes , still nothing.
4.Internet was up when i tried everything.
5.Tried that too.
6.Tried with and without saves, either deleted folder that origin created (Bioware folder in My Documents)
7.Origin in-game is off and i don't have other programs that could cause problems.
Yes i have.
Lads i spend more than 2 days searching solutions on internet , came across on every solution that helped other people, but none of them worked out for me. Either on this forum or others.
PhysicX install, for ME2 issue video
I know the above was an issue, I think I had it back many years ago. Something to try IF you haven't already.
@mcsupersport Nope, tried that, i had latest nvidia PhysicX on my PC, deleted it and installed that old version that comes with game. Still Nothing.
@holger1405 There's no such thing like EACoreServer and EACore.dll (posted 2 pictures for you , binaries folder and core folder inside of binaries)
@FluidPanNerd Nope, too much stuff installed, that will take me alot to install again if i reinstall windows.
- @PeXo0oN
A clean boot is not reinstalling windows. It just boots up your computer with bare bones software. It only lasts one boot up, and you can still start apps. Thanks for the screenshots, I see you already renamed the Exe files.
But again, did you disabled cloud saves before you moved the save files?
Please go to your Reliability monitor (Press the windows key and "R" at the same time and copy or type "perfmon /rel" (without the quotes) in > ENTER and look if it has ME2 entries.
If yes double click at the last one, copy it to the clipboard, (Bottom left corner) save it to a text file and load it up like the DxDiag.
