If you are using Windows XP, use the PlayOnline that came on the disc. I want to make a special note that I have not had an opportunity to test the 32-bit instructions.īegin by installing PlayOnline. I take no responsibility if following these instructions causes problems with your computer through incompetence or mistakes of my own or yours.
(You do test your backups, don’t you?) Do not attempt to use any of these instructions on a work computer. Please make sure you have a current working backup before proceeding. Notice: While I have found these instructions to be helpful, modifying the registry keys always comes with some amount of risk (especially if you don’t know what you’re doing). You should receive a User Account Control pop up asking if you want Cmd.exe to make changes to the computer. While holding down Shift and Ctrl, click on Cmd.exe. To do this, go to the Start Menu, and in the “Search programs and files” box, begin typing cmd. Windows Vista & Windows 7 users: If you have UAC enabled, the instructions will require you to open an elevated command prompt. If you are using Windows XP and don’t know which to use, just follow the 32-bit instructions. The solution depends on whether you use an x86 (32-bit) or 圆4 (64-bit) version of Windows of Windows Vista or Windows 7. Worse yet, if you wanted to purchase the Steam version of FFXI just for the codes, the download had to be started to get the keys that you needed to register expansion packs deleting this partial download will wipe FFXI from the Windows registry rendering it useless.įortunately, there is a solution. Once you go through this process once, it really is undesirable to go through it again if you reformat your harddrive. For many players, the process involves installing the base game, each expansion pack, and a very long version update process.
Installing FFXI for the first time takes a very long time. In other words, if you copy the entire PlayOnline folder and follow the steps outline below, you don’t even have to install (and then update) PlayOnline.
Update February 27, 2011: I discovered today that you can omit installing PlayOnline if you also include those files you backup.
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