Posted September 21, 2014
I have a gaming PC and a laptop with select games on it for travel, or staying out of town. I've sucessfully installed Divinity on my Gaming computer without hitch, but on my laptop every time I try to install I get a message stating that all three .bins are corrupt/damaged.
Before you start stating what I should do.
I have downloaded through my browser - without success
I have downloaded through the GoG downloader - without success
I set concurrent downloads to 1 - without success
I have tried mixing and matching files from known 'good' downloads to replace the ones that are damaged - without success
I have transferred the 'good' files from my gaming computer to my laptop. - without success
I have tried downloading with two different internet connections - without success
I have run the setup as administrator - without success
I have installed from a portable harddrive -without success
I have tried streaming the installer from my gaming computer - without success
Anti-virus has been disabled this entire time.
The Hash/checksum of the files matches on the laptop's 3 .bin files, showing that they are indeed intact and not damaged. Same with the setup file.
This is a fresh install of Windows, replacing a 2 week old install of Windows.
All drivers are also up to date. Windows is completely up to date. Direct X 11.1 is installed with sp1. Other things like .net have been installed. Pretty much everything you'd expect to have installed for games and general computer use.
I have checked the harddrive for errors, Everything is in the green.
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When I skip integrity check, the game installs and roughly halfway through spews out an error.
Unable to execute file:
C:\Users\NMHP\AppData\Local\Temp\is-50T6M.tmp\vcredist_x86_2008.exe
ShellExecuteEx failed; code2.
The system cannot find the file specified
I also get one for directx_Jun2010_redist.exe, DXSETUP.exe
It then finishes installing, but it is missing like 70% of the games files.
I have no idea whats going on here, was wondering if anyone could help? I can provide Dxdiag, if one were to point me to a clean upload site. I don't see anything out of the ordinary in it though.
Before you start stating what I should do.
I have downloaded through my browser - without success
I have downloaded through the GoG downloader - without success
I set concurrent downloads to 1 - without success
I have tried mixing and matching files from known 'good' downloads to replace the ones that are damaged - without success
I have transferred the 'good' files from my gaming computer to my laptop. - without success
I have tried downloading with two different internet connections - without success
I have run the setup as administrator - without success
I have installed from a portable harddrive -without success
I have tried streaming the installer from my gaming computer - without success
Anti-virus has been disabled this entire time.
The Hash/checksum of the files matches on the laptop's 3 .bin files, showing that they are indeed intact and not damaged. Same with the setup file.
This is a fresh install of Windows, replacing a 2 week old install of Windows.
All drivers are also up to date. Windows is completely up to date. Direct X 11.1 is installed with sp1. Other things like .net have been installed. Pretty much everything you'd expect to have installed for games and general computer use.
I have checked the harddrive for errors, Everything is in the green.
__________________________________________________________________________________
When I skip integrity check, the game installs and roughly halfway through spews out an error.
Unable to execute file:
C:\Users\NMHP\AppData\Local\Temp\is-50T6M.tmp\vcredist_x86_2008.exe
ShellExecuteEx failed; code2.
The system cannot find the file specified
I also get one for directx_Jun2010_redist.exe, DXSETUP.exe
It then finishes installing, but it is missing like 70% of the games files.
I have no idea whats going on here, was wondering if anyone could help? I can provide Dxdiag, if one were to point me to a clean upload site. I don't see anything out of the ordinary in it though.
Post edited September 21, 2014 by akedomo
This question / problem has been solved by Raze_Larian