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I got the witcher last week, downloaded it TWICE using gog downloader. The file integrity check always freezes or makes my whole pc nearly unusable unless I skip it. Then comes the installation part where it always fails at the same point, detailing a certain file called textures00.bif
Help is greatly appreciated as I don't expect to dl the whole 8gb for the 3rd time and not working again.
This question / problem has been solved by crackedeggimage
Are you running the installer as administrator? That might help. Also try installing the game to a location other than Program Files (like C:\Games).
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lukipela: Make sure you are running the installer as Administrator.

Also, did you delete the first files before you started the 2nd download attempt?

OS version would be helpful.
Tried installing as admin on both files i downloaded, din work. Tried installing into different locations, that din work out as well. Yep, i did delete the 1st files before doing the 2nd download. It always results in the same error. Using windows 7.
Using the gog downloader only. Right now im trying to dl using the browser through a download manager. My connection is not the best so i gotta rely on resumable downloads.
Post edited May 23, 2011 by GC90GIN
Does integrity checking bring your PC to a crawl any time it is used, or just this one for The Witcher? If it happens with most GOG games, consider disabling antivirus software for the duration of the install.
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crackedegg: Does integrity checking bring your PC to a crawl any time it is used, or just this one for The Witcher? If it happens with most GOG games, consider disabling antivirus software for the duration of the install.
The witcher's the only game I've got since i just joined gog last week. My first purchase is now turning into a first bad experience for me.
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crackedegg: Does integrity checking bring your PC to a crawl any time it is used, or just this one for The Witcher? If it happens with most GOG games, consider disabling antivirus software for the duration of the install.
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GC90GIN: The witcher's the only game I've got since i just joined gog last week. My first purchase is now turning into a first bad experience for me.
If you have an older hard drive, or a "green" hard drive, you may need to let the integrity check run for awhile. So, maybe, after an apparently good set of files is on your PC, disable AV, run the setup, and if the integrity check makes your hard drive light blink a lot, you may need to just let it run during a time that you will not be doing anything else on your PC.
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GC90GIN: The witcher's the only game I've got since i just joined gog last week. My first purchase is now turning into a first bad experience for me.
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crackedegg: If you have an older hard drive, or a "green" hard drive, you may need to let the integrity check run for awhile. So, maybe, after an apparently good set of files is on your PC, disable AV, run the setup, and if the integrity check makes your hard drive light blink a lot, you may need to just let it run during a time that you will not be doing anything else on your PC.
Thanks for the helpful advice. Downloaded the 1st part through gog downloader again after suspecting to be corrupted, disabled my AV, file integrity check went smoothly without my pc freezing, game installed fine. Got it all sorted out, problem solved.
Post edited May 23, 2011 by GC90GIN