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EQ2X: uninstall?

Germaximus_SGermaximus_S Member UncommonPosts: 1,061
in Everquest II

I finally see why everybody hates Sony so much while just trying to get support from them. Freakin ridiculous.

 

I cant find the folder this game saved to, it installed into the default folder but i dont know what/where it is. I cant uninstall it from control panel because it wants to remove windows system 32 or whatever.

The shortcut properties say its in "C:ProgramDataSony Online EntertainmentInstalled GamesEverQuest II Extended" but i dont have a freakin program data folder.

Any help please?

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  • VxarVxar Member Posts: 58

    To see the ProgramData folder, navigate to your C: drive directory and go to Tools->Options.  Click on the view tab then under the "Hidden files and folders" section (should be about 8 down from the top) check the radio button to show hidden folders.

     

    Though, you should be able to just uninstall it via Add/Remove programs.

  • Germaximus_SGermaximus_S Member UncommonPosts: 1,061

    Thanks very much.

    And yeah youd think the normal way of uninstalling it would be ok but it wasnt. ;p

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  • JackdogJackdog Member UncommonPosts: 6,321

    Originally posted by Vxar

    To see the ProgramData folder, navigate to your C: drive directory and go to Tools->Options.  Click on the view tab then under the "Hidden files and folders" section (should be about 8 down from the top) check the radio button to show hidden folders.

     

    Though, you should be able to just uninstall it via Add/Remove programs.

    Just checked and if I use the add/remove program option on EQIIX in Win 7 teh dialogue box says "are you sure you want to remove C:windows/ system32"

    I miss DAoC

  • whilanwhilan Member UncommonPosts: 3,472

    Originally posted by Jackdog

    Originally posted by Vxar

    To see the ProgramData folder, navigate to your C: drive directory and go to Tools->Options.  Click on the view tab then under the "Hidden files and folders" section (should be about 8 down from the top) check the radio button to show hidden folders.

     

    Though, you should be able to just uninstall it via Add/Remove programs.

    Just checked and if I use the add/remove program option on EQIIX in Win 7 teh dialogue box says "are you sure you want to remove C:windows/ system32"

    Thats weird, didn't another game have this problem with windows 7 as well? I could be wrong here, as i'm not sure.

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  • Germaximus_SGermaximus_S Member UncommonPosts: 1,061

    oops sorry

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  • JackdogJackdog Member UncommonPosts: 6,321

    Originally posted by whilan

    Originally posted by Jackdog

    Originally posted by Vxar

    To see the ProgramData folder, navigate to your C: drive directory and go to Tools->Options.  Click on the view tab then under the "Hidden files and folders" section (should be about 8 down from the top) check the radio button to show hidden folders.

     

    Though, you should be able to just uninstall it via Add/Remove programs.

    Just checked and if I use the add/remove program option on EQIIX in Win 7 teh dialogue box says "are you sure you want to remove C:windows/ system32"

    Thats weird, didn't another game have this problem with windows 7 as well? I could be wrong here, as i'm not sure.

    don't know, I did not test it though. Im not really playing it atm but I may so as long as hard drive space is not a issue

    I miss DAoC

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