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Does anyone have any advice for stalled launch of total war shogun 2? Dialog box appears for a second then just black screen, have tried everything else suggested on the web, i.e verifying game cache, checking drivers, reinstalling.... thanksgamer_seriousDialog box?
Have you tried this boss?
If you are not able to start Shogun 2: Total War then please delete the preferences.script.txt file you will find at the following location:
- Windows Vista:
C:UsersusernameAppDataRoamingThe Creative AssemblyShogun2scripts
- Windows XP:
C:UsersusernameDocuments and SettingsApplication DataThe Creative AssemblyShogun2scripts
In order to access this folder, please ensure that the option Show hidden files and folders is active:
- Go to the Control Panel and enable clasic View
- Select Folder Options
- Select View
- From Advanced Settings enable locate Hidden files and folders.
- Select 'Show hidden files and folders'
- Click Ok
Sorry, um I'm new, a box saying starting to launchgamer_seriousDon't worry, it's 2.30am right now for me, I should be sleeping. Can you tell us your computer specs?
thanks, yeah 2am here. Um, I should be fine, I've got a new alienware M14x, so i think it has an i7 processor, 6 g ram, should be enough?gamer_serious1. Run the Visual C++ redist setup again. This can be found here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\total war shogun 2\redist\vcredist_x86.exe, or your equivalent directory (varies according to OS). 2. Delete or rename your preferences script. This can be found by typing %appdata% in any navigation bar then hitting enter. Navigate to The Creative Assembly\Shogun2\scripts\ and delete or rename the file preferences.script.txt 3. Verify the integrity of your game cache. Right click on Shogun 2 and click Properties. Then navigate to the local files tab and click "Verify integrity of game cache...". This ensures your version of Shogun 2 is exactly the same working version that appears on the server. 4. Delete your Steam ClientRegistry.blob file. This can be found in your Steam installation folder (for me it's C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam)
Thanks - I've tried 1,3 and 4 several times but no luck, and I just can't find the prefs script, can't even find creativeassembly in the appdata folder. i think its something else because cinematics for warcraft 3 don't work either :/gamer_seriousCould also try running in compatibility mode, other than that, I suggest you head to the total war forums. Hope it all works out for you.
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