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Do you mean like fully delete and reinstall the game? Because I have tried that 4 times already, and the hairstyles are still missing. I also tried the replacing the objects files using the disc trick, but that didn't work either. I have the Ultimate collection on the Ea app, so I used the basegame disc, Uni life, apt. Life and Mansion and garden, because those are the hairs missing and the ones that are the most resent, but nothing worked.
@sims3top3 If you own The Sims 2 in EA App, then run a repair; it should restore all the original files. Disk files are not patched, so they might not be 100% compatible with Ultimate Collection.
Keep in mind that a game repair will undo any fixes you might have done in the game's installation folder, so you will need to restore them after the repair.
- sims3top32 years agoSeasoned Newcomer
Thanks for the reply! I already repaired the game 3 times, but the hairs are still missing. It looks as if the game fully deleted these hairs, but sims who had the hairstyles still have them, so they have to be somewhere.
- Tremayne42602 years agoHero
@sims3top3 , a Vanilla reset is where you move the Sims 2 file (found Documents > EA Games > The Sims 2) to your Desktop. You have to actually move the file, do not copy and paste it or create a shortcut. What this does is it resets the game files (where the saved games and CC/Mods are stored) so that it resets the game to a blank slate with no saves, edits or CC you may have previously installed.
Once you move the file, start up the game as normal. Your saved games will not show as they are now on your Desktop. Pick a neighborhood and play for about an hour or so to see if the game has totally reset and is running as it should with the hairs showing back up.
- sims3top32 years agoSeasoned Newcomer
I will try that tomorrow, thanks!