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Try locating the Download Cache Folder usually C:\ProgramData\Origin\DownloadCache and delete the files in there. I did this and the download and install went through and I was able to play the game again.
Can't guarantee it will work for everyone but it worked for me....playing PC by the way.
I continued to have problems for several hours last night. After signing out of Origin, rebooting my computer, and disabling my firewall, I tried again. (I also deleted a recent download unrelated to Sims 4 at that time.) When I again, attempted to download the update, it did download, but did NOT stop at 100%... I actually got as high as 130% download with no sign of the update actually installing. After a 3rd sign out of Origin, another computer re-boot, and turning my firewall off again, I was able to install AND download the patch successfully, but not without having to pause the download several times once it reached more than 100% installed. The pausing, in effect, backed up the download to a previous point.... say 80% installed, and resume from there until it reached a 100%+ installed point. Again I would pause the download, and it would revert to a previous download point of.... say 85%, this time. Through frequent pausing and resuming I was able to successfully download the update, and installing once the program stopped at EXACTLY 100%.
This shouldn't be this difficult. ☹️
- Phantomlover171711 years agoLegend
Try this:
The game doesn't update properly (failed or nothing happens)(Credits)
- Open Task Manager (right click on the bar at the bottom)
- Open the 'Processes' tab (may vary depending on your OS)
- Check if you have a proces ts4 running and if so, end it
- The update should now download without crashing every time you go to retry.
Source: http://answers.ea.com/t5/The-Sims-4/FAQ-Installation-Updating-and-Startup-Issues/td-p/4276949
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