So, since I have the game starting again under the EA/Origin install, and the Command Console still works, (again, after creating a new shortcut) I'm back in business and have submitted a Ticket to EA to investigate. And of course this was only possible because I had the retail disc as a resource. I did a compete UN-INSTALL from the EA/Origin client, (which actually just opened the Control Panel to use the built-in Windows uninstall routine, but whatever.) Then, after multiple re-installs/un-installs/re-installs alternating between the retail disc and the EA/Origin versions, determined that I couldn't get the Launcher working again without a lot more investigation into the both the DragonAge2Launcher.xml and the DragonAge2Config.xml files regarding CLSIDs and the different paths where the different installs expect to find things. Complete un-/re-install of DA2 using EA/Origin.ĭetails: Since I also have the retail disc (used with my Win7 rig, but until now never needed on my Win8 one) I decided to investigate. If that doesn't work (and it didn't for me.)Ģ. \bin_ship\DragonAge2.exe") not the Launcher. Try making a new shortcut on the desktop that points to the game's actual program file, (".
The update also does not contain, and may remove, the files "DragonAge2Launcher.xml" and the sub-folder "\data" that has required supporting files for the launcher. Depending on the exact status of your install, it may reset that file to size "ZERO" bytes, or it may remove it completely. mileymad:īottom Line: The version currently being supplied by the EA/Origin client does not contain the file "DragonAge2Launcher.exe". Based on the date/time stamps on files and folders, it looks like the update that trashed things was made on Aug 27.
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