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If you like, you can try the flowing troubleshooting steps in the meantime.
First, try to clean your Origin cache:
- close Origin completely. (right click on the Origin symbol in the task bar > close)
- Press the Windows key and "R" at the same time.
- Type or copy "%ProgramData%/Origin" (without quotes) > hit ENTER
- Delete all the files and folders in the Origin folder, except for the "LocalContent" folder. (The "LocalContent" folder must remain untouched.)
- Press the Windows key and "R" at the same time.
- Type or copy "%AppData%" (without quotes) > hit ENTER
- Now your Windows explorer should have brought you to your "C:\Users\>your user name<\AppData\Roaming" folder
- Delate the "Origin" folder inside the "Roaming" folder
- In the address bar of your Windows explorer click on the word "AppData".
- Open the "Local" folder
- Delate the "Origin" folder inside the "Local" folder
- Restart your PC. > test
If that not helps, and If you only want to play the Single player DLCs as you said, put this tow DLLs into your ">drive<:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Mass Effect 3\Binaries\Win32" folder.
This DLLs are made for the purpose that the DLC check for games with mods get approved. EA or Bioware don't have a problem with this DLLs as long you use them in single player and with a registered copy of course.
I however don't know if this DLLs will work in regards to your problem.
The fix didn't work for the online pass thing.
The DDLs allow me to finally start a singleplayer game with the DLC though, so at least I can play something while EA finally decides to re-authorize my online pass.
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