Game Wont Install?
Right click Gw2.exe and create a shortcut. Right click the shortcut and select properties. Modify the shortcut’s target like this, using your own path:
Target: "C:\Example\Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe" -StreamingClient
Click OK. Right click the shortcut and run it as an administrator. This should prevent getting stuck on a few files remaining.
pop’s up with a box saying Yes / No
Post a screenshot of it. Not sure what that is.
Right click Gw2.exe and create a shortcut. Right click the shortcut and select properties. Modify the shortcut’s target like this, using your own path:
Target: "C:\Example\Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe" -StreamingClient
Click OK. Right click the shortcut and run it as an administrator. This should prevent getting stuck on a few files remaining.
pop’s up with a box saying Yes / No
Post a screenshot of it. Not sure what that is.
it’s the thing that pops up xD asking for permission and, how do i right click it if it wont install? as im launching the setup
Create a “Guild Wars 2” folder on your desktop. Move Gw2Setup.exe into that folder and rename it to Gw2.exe. You can move this folder wherever you want later.
Create a “Guild Wars 2” folder on your desktop. Move Gw2Setup.exe into that folder and rename it to Gw2.exe. You can move this folder wherever you want later.
Now trying this to see if it work’s ill let you know if it works!
It’s not launched but, now it’s opened me onto the actual login page, and now it is downloading hopefully! hopefully this downloads
Create a “Guild Wars 2” folder on your desktop. Move Gw2Setup.exe into that folder and rename it to Gw2.exe. You can move this folder wherever you want later.
what about the issue where it’s not letting me download the last file, i just replaced the gw2.data with the old one from before or should i just let it redownload it?
Im even worse off… I had the same connectivity thing, along with some very strange flickering in the launcher window, so i thought no matter, ill just uninstall the whole thing and redownload it.
Now when I download GWsetup it crashes every time :-/
Create a “Guild Wars 2” folder on your desktop. Move Gw2Setup.exe into that folder and rename it to Gw2.exe. You can move this folder wherever you want later.
dis guy, legend
Worked like a charm. Thanks.
Right click Gw2.exe and create a shortcut. Right click the shortcut and select properties. Modify the shortcut’s target like this, using your own path:
Target: "C:\Example\Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe" -StreamingClient
Click OK. Right click the shortcut and run it as an administrator. This should prevent getting stuck on a few files remaining.
pop’s up with a box saying Yes / No
Post a screenshot of it. Not sure what that is.
ANET Give this Guy a JOB!!!!!
Right click Gw2.exe and create a shortcut. Right click the shortcut and select properties. Modify the shortcut’s target like this, using your own path:
Target: "C:\Example\Guild Wars 2\Gw2.exe" -StreamingClient
Click OK. Right click the shortcut and run it as an administrator. This should prevent getting stuck on a few files remaining.
pop’s up with a box saying Yes / No
Post a screenshot of it. Not sure what that is.
The problem with this is that this is IF the game is already installed.
The issue is with the executable downloaded installer that downloads the game NOT JUST THE PATCH. The -StreamingClient is if you have the option for the target location NOT THE INSTALLER EXECUTABLE meaning the game is already fully installed on your current system.
We need not have a screenshot as the op states that they UNINSTALLED THE GAME. btw I am using captiols to highlight key points not to have a go at anyone.
The executable installer in no way has a target location within it’s properties so the -StreamingClient add on will be pointless at this initial stage.
Actually, thinking about it. There should be no problem with the Gw2Setup.exe filename but there is and I would seriously recommend ANet get this resolved. No customer should have to rename or cut and paste a web installer to a new location and should as originally (I believe) have standard install option just as on any software such as a standard install location but the option to change that. Seriously look into this please someone. It is not that hard to implement is it?
I made a File on my desktop named it guild wars 2, put Gw2Setup.exe and renamed it to gw2.exe like someone said in a prior post and its working and installing
currently at 92%
95% and counting
Works for me
The fix is currently working. I completely uninstalled Gw2 and re downloaded the client.
Steps
1)Created GuildWars2 folder in the directory where i wanted to install.
2)Put the Gw2Setup.exe in the folder and rename it to Gw2.exe.
3)Right click the Gw2.exe and click create shortcut.
4)Right click the shortcut and click properties.
5)Add this line to your target, after the quotes :::Example:::“C:\Program Files (x86)\GuildWars2\Gw2.exe” -StreamingClient