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TwinMonster · 06-19-2009, 04:06 PM

I've tried twice now to download OOTP X onto my storage hard drive (my main hard drive is full and won't let me transfer data to a new hard drive - it's a long annoying story.) When I try to run OOTPsetup.exe I get the following messages:

make sure you have got all required files (I then click ok and get)
No installations data found! (I then click ok and get)

The instruction at "0x722968fb" referenced memory at "0x00a900cc". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.

Same messages both times. My computer is a Gateway with intel pentium D processor 805 dual-core 64-bit processor at 2.66ghz on each processor with 1 gig of RAM. I'm running Win XP Media Center which unfortunately has received all available updates which is eating up what little space was left of my boot drive. The drive I have downloaded OOTPX to is a 1 TB Maxtor external hard drive hooked up via firewire cable. Everything else on the external runs fine.

06-19-2009, 04:06 PM	#1
TwinMonster Major Leagues Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Minnepolis Posts: 325	game download and install problems I've tried twice now to download OOTP X onto my storage hard drive (my main hard drive is full and won't let me transfer data to a new hard drive - it's a long annoying story.) When I try to run OOTPsetup.exe I get the following messages: make sure you have got all required files (I then click ok and get) No installations data found! (I then click ok and get) The instruction at "0x722968fb" referenced memory at "0x00a900cc". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program. Same messages both times. My computer is a Gateway with intel pentium D processor 805 dual-core 64-bit processor at 2.66ghz on each processor with 1 gig of RAM. I'm running Win XP Media Center which unfortunately has received all available updates which is eating up what little space was left of my boot drive. The drive I have downloaded OOTPX to is a 1 TB Maxtor external hard drive hooked up via firewire cable. Everything else on the external runs fine.