the sims medieval background process then close

invalidusername wrote:I think, at this point, reinstalling may have to be considered. Uninstall both games (preferably using something like your uninstalled pro, which is available through g4tw on pirate bay). If you do use an uninstaller, make sure to use the mode that will clear out everything (super, ultimate, etc..). When you're done uninstalling, restart your computer. Then you can install the games again. What I would do is install just medieval first, apply the crack included with it, and test it by itself to see if it works before adding pirates and nobles.

abcd123 wrote:

invalidusername wrote:I think, at this point, reinstalling may have to be considered. Uninstall both games (preferably using something like your uninstalled pro, which is available through g4tw on pirate bay). If you do use an uninstaller, make sure to use the mode that will clear out everything (super, ultimate, etc..). When you're done uninstalling, restart your computer. Then you can install the games again. What I would do is install just medieval first, apply the crack included with it, and test it by itself to see if it works before adding pirates and nobles.

 before applying the crack this what happened


 

After applying the crack nothing shows up!

cat2006house wrote:

abcd123 wrote:

invalidusername wrote:I think, at this point, reinstalling may have to be considered. Uninstall both games (preferably using something like your uninstalled pro, which is available through g4tw on pirate bay). If you do use an uninstaller, make sure to use the mode that will clear out everything (super, ultimate, etc..). When you're done uninstalling, restart your computer. Then you can install the games again. What I would do is install just medieval first, apply the crack included with it, and test it by itself to see if it works before adding pirates and nobles.

 before applying the crack this what happened


 

After applying the crack nothing shows up!

Hello,

Are you sure you have The Sims Medieval: Pirates and Nobles installed? It seems like you have only installed the base game of The Sims Medieval. Check if you have in Install/Uninstall Programs in Control Panel.

It's like all what I did was nothing ._. I already installed The Sims Medieval: Pirates and Nobles you want me a screenshot of that program file?!

Instruction guide in the Sims Medieval Ultimate Fix wrote:5. Drag & drop the ‘TSLHost.dll’, ‘TSM.exe’ and ‘rld.dll’ files in there (#crack of the Sims Medieval Ultimate Fix) to: C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\The Sims Medieval\Game\Bin and choose “Replace” on the pop-up that appears, telling you the files already exist.

cat2006house wrote:Hello,

Have you applied the Sims Medieval patch via Launcher? The latest version should be the one shown below:

cat2006house wrote:Hello,

I think your game is messed up. Apply a clean reinstallation via Revo Uninstaller and install both The Sims Medieval base game and The Sims Medival: Pirates and Nobles again. Before installing Pirates and Nobles, be sure to update your game via launcher. After installing Pirates and Nobles, apply the content of #crack of the Ultimate Fix to C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\The Sims Medieval\Game\Bin.