Entrenchment Install Issues

Alright...now that we have the final version of Entrenchment I've got install problems.

I uninstalled both SOASE and Entrenchment from Impulse and tried re-installing them. Entrenchment says that it still deteccts my Beta files and that I need to remove them and retry. I've un-installed using Impulse and the VISTA Control Panel 5 more times and re-installed 5 times and I get the same message over and over.

Any fixes to this?

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Reply #1 Top

There is one Entrenchment registry key, that I deleted to circumvent the total redownload: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Stardock > Drengin.net > SinsEntrench (and maybe > Sins as well)

Maybe they weren't deleted properly during uninstall, so you could try to delete them manually. That's totally a guess though!

support@stardock.com is probably your best bet to solve such problems. Describe to them what you tried and your system specs, driver versions etc.

:-)

 

Reply #2 Top

Thank you Bravenue, that is correct. the entire 'fix' is;

You will need to manually remove the game folder, and delete 2 Registry Keys before you'll be able to re-install.

Go to C:\Program Files\Stardock Games\Sins of a Solar Empire (or where ever you installed the game) and delete the main folder.

Then launch the System Registry (Start-> run, and type regedit)
Look for and delete the following Keys;

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock\Drengin.net\sins
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock\Drengin.net\sinsentrench

For Vista 64 bit;
HKLM>SOFTWARE>Wow6432Node>Stardock>Drengin.net>sins
HKLM>SOFTWARE>Wow6432Node>Stardock>Drengin.net>sinsentrench

Then, reboot your PC and go back to Impulse and try installing the base game. Make sure it installs to 1.13 version, test it out before then installing entrenchment.

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Reply #3 Top

I've done that twice now and I still get the message saying it detects Entrenchment beta files.

Reply #4 Top

Sorry this didn't help. Have you tried uninstalling the WHOLE game? I recomend RevoUninstaller, since it checks if the 'native' uninstaller has left files or registry keys.

Reply #5 Top

Had you installed to a different folder than the default install?

If Sins & Entrenchment are your only Stardock products, you could just delete the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock Key