Iv'e looked through the account recovery tools for ESO and i can find their username and request to reset their password but it will send a reset link to their email. He is all setup and online ready to play, I'm stuck because whoever owned this game previously has registered the key. Little did i know that the online account you create for multiplayer is bound to the Product Key of the game.
I, being a cheap Yorkshireman, bought it used. Me and my dad have this game and wanted to play online. Also, Scanned with Kaspersky Antivirus, no viruses found.Before we begin I'm talking about the classic 2007 version of Age of Empires 3, not the more modern reworks.
I'm going to check Aje's link to see if that fixes the problem. It ran and after I click install it says '1158:' and that's it. I tried running War Chiefs but it didn't work right. Game runs same if your trying Asian Dynasties. To run the game you must ALWAYS have the same CD Zip mounted while your playing for AOE III in this case you must have AOE CD 1 mounted then double click age3(or whatever you rename it to if you do) shortcut or from the file folder then it will be done. To make a desktop shortcut go into the main drive(C:) and locate Microsoft Games then Age of Empires III then right click on the age3 and create shortcut and place it on the desktop. I'm assuming since you didn't know about that then you probably don't know how to make a desktop shortcut or run the program correctly. Simply mount CD2 then on to CD3 then back to CD1 then your done. During the installation it will ask for the next cd. Simply enter that key for the game your installing then it will continue installing. It will want to verify it so it will ask you for a product which is what ezelboy1000 has provided in this torrent. Then open computer and double click the virtual drive it will ask you if you want to install this and you just click yes, then when the program starts click install. Just mount AOE CD 1 on the virtual drive.
You need a mounting program, the easiest I have found is PowerIso. Mi6007 do you even know what your doing? Not that hard to understand.
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