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Alright so, long story short. I have Oblivion GOTY on my laptop and I wanted to uninstall it and reinstall it because it was acting wonky. Turns out, a lot of the info I need to uninstall it is on my crashed hard drive and now it won't uninstall and when I try to run the install program it says that I'm using some kind of Virtual something or another and it won't let me change it. HELP!

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I spent all of yesterday troubleshooting Oblivion GOTY for Steam, so I'll do my best to help.

 

What exactly is happening? (A screenshot or Copy/Paste Would be Nice) And are you installing from a disk or from Steam? And most importantly, have you googled your problem?

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I'll screenshot tonight when i get home from work. I'm installing from disk and yeah I've googled it but no one has had a problem like this where it won't let me uninstall or reinstall but the game runs just fine. It also won't load up disk 2 and my Nexus isn't working.

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I'll screenshot tonight when i get home from work. I'm installing from disk and yeah I've googled it but no one has had a problem like this where it won't let me uninstall or reinstall but the game runs just fine. It also won't load up disk 2 and my Nexus isn't working.

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It's more that Nexus is saying... aaand I deleted Nexus. *facepalm*  I don't even remember why I was trying to uninstall it, I'm an idiot. Never mind Joe, thanks for showing interest.

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Have you contacted steam support? :V

 

(Edit: Sorry for necroing a week old thread, but if the issue persists- that's the place to go .3.; )

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Going to take a guess here. You (OP) have two hard drives. One with your operating system, and one for storage/other programs?

 

It was your second drive that crashed?

 

If the answers to both of these questions is yes, then it is probably a registry error. Run Ccleaner, or something similar (Any registry cleaner will do), to remove unused entries from your registry, then reboot, and try reinstall. That should fix the problem.

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