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Don't know if it's Win10 or not, but I have the DVD version of SOC and Complete worked fine (before I got Win10). Now I have the GOG versions of SOC, COP, and CS and their respective mods keep crashing "****.exe has stopped working" error.
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Astaldo711: Don't know if it's Win10 or not, but I have the DVD version of SOC and Complete worked fine (before I got Win10). Now I have the GOG versions of SOC, COP, and CS and their respective mods keep crashing "****.exe has stopped working" error.
I am currently playing through COP vanilla, so I can't help you, sorry. But...I was planning on doing a run with the Complete mod next, so I am definitely interested now, if this is a problem. Hopefully, someone will read this, and have an answer for you. Unfortunately, atm, doesn't seem like too many people following this game forum, or perhaps just not playing right now.

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Astaldo711: Don't know if it's Win10 or not, but I have the DVD version of SOC and Complete worked fine (before I got Win10). Now I have the GOG versions of SOC, COP, and CS and their respective mods keep crashing "****.exe has stopped working" error.
I came across this. "Compatibility" may of may not be your particular problem. It's certainly worth a try if you haven't tried this yet.
Thanks, I'll give it a shot and report back how it works.
Well, I got the GOG version of Shadow of Chernobyl and then Complete and it works fine. Call of Pripyat, however, is another problem. For some reason, it keeps wanting to install to its own folder. I've found no option of directing it where to install. COP is installed in the default Gog Games folder. I'm going to try and moving the added folders over. If that doesn't work, I guess I only have vanilla COP.
Haven't tried Clear Sky Complete yet.
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Astaldo711: Well, I got the GOG version of Shadow of Chernobyl and then Complete and it works fine. Call of Pripyat, however, is another problem. For some reason, it keeps wanting to install to its own folder. I've found no option of directing it where to install. COP is installed in the default Gog Games folder. I'm going to try and moving the added folders over. If that doesn't work, I guess I only have vanilla COP.
Haven't tried Clear Sky Complete yet.
Yeah, that's kind of strange. I would suggest just what you are planning to do then. Take those files from whatever folder they insisted on installing in, copy them, and paste them into the COP game files...seems like that *should* work, but with the strange stuff you have got going on, nothing's for sure, lol. Let us know how it worked out. Glad you got it working with SOC.

I'm still on my vanilla playthrough of COP....pretty close to heading to Pripyat from Jupiter through the tunnels for the first time (just wrapping up some loose ends here in Jupiter and Zaton first). Still planning on doing a run-through with Complete next, so I hope things work out for you! Best of luck
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Astaldo711: Well, I got the GOG version of Shadow of Chernobyl and then Complete and it works fine. Call of Pripyat, however, is another problem. For some reason, it keeps wanting to install to its own folder. I've found no option of directing it where to install. COP is installed in the default Gog Games folder. I'm going to try and moving the added folders over. If that doesn't work, I guess I only have vanilla COP.
Haven't tried Clear Sky Complete yet.
Hey, a little update from me. Finally finished COP vanilla, and then decided to try downloading and installing the Complete Mod. Pretty much went without a hitch on my Win10 machine. Firstly, I dlld the Call_of_Pripyat_Complete_v1.0.2_Setup.exe version, which auto-installs it right into the correct folder just by clicking on the exe. I noticed the manual install version must be...well, .installed *manually* by the user; which of course makes sense; but may cause problems for some folks?. Also, as suggested in the instructions, I made sure to right-click on the exe installer and select "Run as Administrator" when installing the Complete Mod. It also mentions that if you have just recently installed the COP vanilla game, you should first, start the game, let it run, and then exit the game *before* you install the mod. As I had already played through it vanilla style, this didn't really apply to me, but for someone who just installed the game, be sure to start it up at least once first. Here's the page I downloaded the version I installed with no problems for reference: COP Complete Mod

I have to say, I am glad I played through the Vanilla version first, but I am already thrilled with the improved graphic/visual enhancements right off the bat. It'll be nice to be able to grab some of the stashes that were bugged or unreachable (sometimes partly) as well. Hope you get it up and running...