Trying to install EoF. Error 6001.

[G0]

<p>Trying to install the Echoes of Faywer expansion CD and am getting error message -6001. It says to check my internet connection and try shutting down all running programs. I've done both, but to no avail. I'm using Vista (the worst pruchase I think I've ever made).</p><p>EDIT: I've tried renaming and deleting the Install Shield folders, but that hasn't worked either. Any other options?</p>

[Wingrider01]

<cite>G0r3 wrote:</cite><blockquote><p>Trying to install the Echoes of Faywer expansion CD and am getting error message -6001. It says to check my internet connection and try shutting down all running programs. I've done both, but to no avail. I'm using Vista (the worst pruchase I think I've ever made).</p><p>EDIT: I've tried renaming and deleting the Install Shield folders, but that hasn't worked either. Any other options?</p></blockquote><p>If you have the base game, enter the cd key to eof, start the patcher, it will install the needed files</p><p>If you are running vista (yes the game runs on it, been using it for over 2 years with eq2 counting the beta drops)</p><p>keep in mind that this helps the MAJORITY of the people, but it may not help everyone with vista.first, locate the following files.LP_plugin.exeEQ2.exeEverQuest2.exethen for each one, right click them and then choose properties. from there you should see a button to "run as administrator" or something similar, i am not at my vista machine, so i cant remember exactly. in that window, look down it, and a little ways down, you will see a checkbox that does the same thing, but when checked, it runs each time the app is run and does not require you to do it each time it is run. also, there is a checkbox for the compatibility options. check that checkbox, and then make sure it is set to windows xp SP2 in the drop down just underneath it. it defaults to xp SP2, but i am just covering all the bases. then, if there is a button at the bottom of the window that says "apply" click it, then click ok. if there is no "apply" button, then just click ok. now, when you run from the shortcut on the desktop, you do not need to set it to run as admin every time you start it, and you should not have the LP_plugin error any longer either.also, it is a good idea to right click the station and EQ2 folders under sony in Program Files, and make sure the folder permissions for read-only is not checked. this will allow the patcher and the launcher to write patches to the folders if patches need to be done. </p>