highlander

highlander

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[quote who="jpkylegirl" reply="10" id="2122000"]LOL! Good one. "Shirley Hendzell"... I almost forgot that nickname! I was just thinking "I don't remember a Shirley... I remember a Curt..." Highlander... I'd watch those new hairdressers coming in... they like cutting hair just below a pony... ~Nickie[/quote] Highlander sends some luv to Nickie, how ya been?

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You may need to manually remove the game folder, and delete 2 Registry Keys before you'll be able to re-install. Then the install should go better. 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; For XP and Vista 32 bit; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock\Dre

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The problem may be due to some Beta files not properly removed. You will need to manually remove the game folder, and delete 2 Registry Keys before you'll be able to re-install. Then the install should go better. 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; For XP and

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You may need to manually remove the game folder, and delete 2 Registry Keys before you'll be able to re-install. Then the install should go better. 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; For XP and Vista 32 bit; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Stardock\Dre

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