Then I installed ROTWK and it is working ok. I uninstalled, and then resintalled BFME II again, but did not install the 1.09 patch. I feel I'm not far from getting it working. So I'm stumped, and hoping someone can help. I read somewhere about an "unofficial" launcher, but looking in the installation folder "C:\Program Files (x86)\Electronic Arts\The Lord of the Rings, The Rise of the Witch-king" the only additional launcher appears to be new_launcher.exe, but running that does not launch the application. After that all I've done is to add the Maps folder and options.ini file into the "C:\Users\jbroo\AppData\Roaming\My The Lord of the Rings, The Rise of the Witch-king Files file", but when I launch the app it produces the error. This all seemed to run successfully and BFME II is running fine, whether I use the 1.09, 1.08, or 1.06 patch (the last being the current setting).įor ROTWK I ran the 2.01 patch after the initial installation, and then ran the 2.02/7.00 install. I ran the patch for 1.09 for BFME II (the link for 1.06 patch gave a 404 error so I couldn't do that), and I changed my options.ini file. I installed BFME II and ROTWK from my original CDs, loading them as ISO images and installing from there. I've looked through various threads on the forum, but haven't been able to pick up a fix. I have reverted BFME II to path 1.06, and ensured that my options.ini file is the same as in the thread where it gives the details (though it states for BFME I and II but makes no mention of ROTWK specifically). This produces an error as it doesn’t contain Halo Infinite Multiplayer’s full game files and it can’t do anything as you open it.īy restarting your console, you force it to automatically install the full game which should fix the blue screen crashing.Hi, I am getting the same error as flynnser above, with ROTWK crashing when loading. If you preinstalled the Halo Infinite Multiplayer game, then it turns out that what you downloaded was just the 280.20MB client. If not, go to your My Games & Apps and check the updates and you should see the Halo Infinite Multiplayer game for download. Check My Games & AppsĪfter your Xbox has properly restarted, the game should automatically download now for you. You can reboot your Xbox One or Xbox Series S|X by long pressing the Xbox button on your controller and selecting “turn off console” or by long pressing the Xbox button on your console itself until it powers down. There are two simple steps to fixing this issue. If you select the Halo Infinite Multiplayer tile on your Xbox One or Xbox Series S|X you’ll only get a blue screen where you can’t really do anything much. Make sure that you are running the most up-to-date version of Halo Infinite before starting the game again.
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