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I got a new computer a few days ago. The old one had Windows Vista and could run Champions Online without any problems. Now the new one has Windows 7 and every time I try to start CO, it get this message:
"Error 5: The filespec is not loaded."
Any idea how to fix this? :(
"Error 5: The filespec is not loaded."
Any idea how to fix this? :(
# 2
01-28-2012, 03:47 AM
Hm .. never heared of that error 
Have you updated your drivers so far ?
Also is your CO directory under the windows programs folder or elswhere ? I would suggest to NOT put it
under the programs folder, since there often seem to be strange security problems with file access.

Have you updated your drivers so far ?
Also is your CO directory under the windows programs folder or elswhere ? I would suggest to NOT put it
under the programs folder, since there often seem to be strange security problems with file access.
# 3
01-28-2012, 05:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Beldin2
Hm .. never heared of that error
![]() Have you updated your drivers so far ? Also is your CO directory under the windows programs folder or elswhere ? I would suggest to NOT put it under the programs folder, since there often seem to be strange security problems with file access. |
Atm, I have CO in the Programs(x86) folder. It got installed there automatically.
On my old PC, I had it in the My Games folder, but that one doesn't exist on Windows 7. I already tried the Saved Games folder instead, but I still get the same error from there.
I'll try installing it via Steam next.
# 4
01-28-2012, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted by RokuroCarisu
As far as I know, my drivers are all updated.
Atm, I have CO in the Programs(x86) folder. It got installed there automatically. On my old PC, I had it in the My Games folder, but that one doesn't exist on Windows 7. I already tried the Saved Games folder instead, but I still get the same error from there. I'll try installing it via Steam next. |
your desktop to c:\games\Champions Online.exe or wherever it is now .. that should normally be enough.
Maybe also check that nothing is set to read-only with rightclicking on the folder.
# 5
01-29-2012, 08:13 AM
Installing it from Steam worked. :D
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