Help with deleting games

try to down load again but instead of opening save it then look in downloads folder and try running set up again if still no good go back to there site and look for bfg support.

With all the hours and effort put into progressing in a video game, protecting your saved files becomes an important matter.

Creating a backup on a flash drive ensures that your game will be preserved. Having a copy is also handy if you get a new computer or if you merely want to keep your character safe for a sequel that allows you to import your progress from a previous game.

While you cannot save a game to a flash drive while playing, transferring or copying a saved game file to a flash drive is a simple process.

Locate the saved game files on your hard drive.
The location will depend on the game that you are playing (see Below)

Tips & Warnings

BioWare games save within the "BioWare" folder created in the My Documents folder.
Most games purchased through Steam will be saved under Program Files>Steam>Steam Apps>[Username.]

A Game independently installed will likely create its own folder within Program Files.
You may need to visit the game developer support site to help track down that game's specific location.
Open your flash drive.
Click and drag the entire saved game folder to the flash drive to make a copy.

Depending on the amount of file data, this may take a few minutes to complete.
Do not delete this folder on your hard drive or uninstall the game until you have verified that the saved game files work on other computers.


To transfer the saved game, plug the flash drive into a computer with the same game installed. Open your flash drive. In a separate window, open the same directory location where you found the saved game on the other computer.


Click and drag the saved game folder on your flash drive to the game folder on the new computer.
If a window pops up asking if you would like to overwrite similarly named files, click "Yes."

Go into my computer and click on the syberia disc and click install from there... See if that helps.

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Delete the game and move on

okay so
go on the R4 website go on downloads download all the software, but u need to create a new system folder and u should be up and running. hope i helped (:

You would probably hve had to first deinstall Asians and then AoE 3... What you can do now is manually deinstall it. It works like this: 1: Go to the folder where the game is installed (program files by default) and delete that folder. 2: open run in the start menu, type 'regedit' and hit enter. 3: A window opens. Every HKEY folder in it has a SOFTWARE folder. In one of these software folders there should be a folder that is named like the company that made the game, so for AoE 3 I believe that is microsoft. 4: Delete the Age of Empires folder in it if there are multiple Microsoft program installed. If AoE is the only prgram, delete the Microsoft folder. 5: Your deinstallation is finished! I hope this helps, Yannick.

Try uninstalling then going in and make sure the folder where the game files were installed is deleted. Sometimes I've had problems where mod files have stayed around and when I reinstalled a game the files would still be there so the mods still affected the game. Hope this helps.

hi there, i cant be too sure if i can help

can u access the system code input section? (read up on it)

have you tried reflashing your phone? new flash is available from lg directly any (but be careful as this may void your warranty (ask first))

if still in warranty, return it :)

did you formatted your MS when they are files inside your MS?