Problem when installing and playing The Sims 3 [SOLVED]

Hello, first I want to point out that I have The Sims 3 and all the expansions downloaded from you.
I didn't have problems at the past and if I had with the ultimate fix was all ok,
but after the last update v. 1.67 I had problems so I unistalled it.
Now I'm trying to reinstall it.
I have installed so far only the base game, the Worlds Adventures, the High-End Loft and the Seasons.
And after any installation when I open the launcher, a message pops up with a script error
and with some expansions couldn't find the disk, so I couldn't play.
Now after I installed the seasons it doesn't ask for disk, but I have the same message and many items and features at the game seems black (without texture).
I have the last ultimate fix and patch!
Please help!

Thank you for your answer, but what about the black items and features in the game?


//EDIT

Eventually I renamed the folder and the items seems right.
I'm so glad, thank you!
The message still pops up but it's ok, I hope someday this issue will solved
I will install now and the other expansions.

xlomoprosopo wrote:Eventually I renamed the folder and the items seems right.
I'm so glad, thank you!
The message still pops up but it's ok, I hope someday this issue will solved
I will install now and the other expansions.

Hi there!

The script error is harmless, but if it annoys you that much, you can try some of these things:

• You can bypass the launcher completely by going to Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3\Game\Bin and making a shortcut of TS3W.exe to the desktop. After that, try running the game by double clicking in the shortcut. This should skip the launcher and go directly to the game.
  
• If you don't want to bypass the launcher, you need to make sure that Java, Flash Player and Windows are all properly updated. If you have an older version of Java installed, it may cause this issue.
  
• Clear the cache files of Internet Explorer, and/or reset it completely. To clear the caches, you need to open Tools, Safety, Delete browsing history... In there, make sure that both 'Temporary Cache Files' and 'Cookies' are selected (you can select or deselect any of the others as you wish), and then hit 'Delete'. To Reset IE, you need to go to Tools, Internet Options. In there, select the Advanced Tab, and click 'Reset' inside.
  

You can check after that if the script error has disappeared. Once again: this error is harmless and won't affect your game in any way, but some people might find it extremely annoying so taking these steps to see if they fix it may be worth a shot for them. Try them if you want, of course.

Thank you very much all of you!
You can close the thread.

Helper edit: Problem solved, topic closed.
-SeoY