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Error 1305 when installing Call of Duty 4 with Windows Vista

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Old 12-25-2007   #1 (permalink)
DavidinCT
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Error 1305 when installing Call of Duty 4 with Windows Vista

Merry Christmas :-) Trying to install Call of Duty 4 on my Dell PC with
Windows Vista. Getting an ERROR 1305 message. Have tried cleaning/fixing
registry errors, but same message. My son is anxiously waiting for me to fix
it...any ideas? Thanks!
Old 12-25-2007   #2 (permalink)
Hank Arnold (MVP)
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Re: Error 1305 when installing Call of Duty 4 with Windows Vista

DavidinCT wrote:
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> Merry Christmas :-) Trying to install Call of Duty 4 on my Dell PC with
> Windows Vista. Getting an ERROR 1305 message. Have tried cleaning/fixing
> registry errors, but same message. My son is anxiously waiting for me to fix
> it...any ideas? Thanks!
IIRC,I had to install DirectX 9 to run programs like it since my video
card didn't support X10

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Hank Arnold
Microsoft MVP
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Old 12-28-2007   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Error 1305 when installing Call of Duty 4 with Windows Vista

I have same problem. Error 1305 when IŽam installing CoD 4 and 2 from DVDŽs. But if I try install it from same DVD on Windows XP, everything is OK and I can play. What shall i do? Any ideas? Please I must install DX 9 or what?
Old 01-06-2008   #4 (permalink)
theoriginalsandman
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Re: Error 1305 when installing Call of Duty 4 with Windows Vista

On Dec 28 2007, 10:01 pm, Mr Crazy <Mr.Crazy.32b...@xxxxxx-mx.forums.net>
wrote:
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> I have same problem. Error 1305 when IŽam installing CoD 4 and 2 from
> DVDŽs. But if I try install it from same DVD on Windows XP, everything
> is OK and I can play. What shall i do? Any ideas? Please I
> must install DX 9 or what?
>
> --
> Mr Crazy
I'm having the same problem when installing it on Windows XP on my
Dell PC. Error 1305: Unable to locate file scoutsniper_fade.bik and a
few other .bik files. Is this a bug?

I have a DVDROM drive and a DVDRW drive. Could that be the problem or
is it just a faulty disc?

I could exchange it with a new copy but DavidinCT also stated that the
problem persists after getting a new copy. What seems to be the
problem?
Old 02-18-2008   #5 (permalink)
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  Nak3 is offline

Re: Error 1305 when installing Call of Duty 4 with Windows Vista

......
Can someone help us?
I'm having the same problem.
DAMN VISTA
Old 06-30-2008   #6 (permalink)
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  argentous is offline

Re: Error 1305 when installing Call of Duty 4 with Windows Vista

Hey guys, im not sure if this be much help but i had that same problem..

when it came up with the error 1305 asking bout bik files and if you can access them etc, i just explored my cod4 cd and attempted to run the named biks even though i didnt have the correct program to open them, after attempting that i clicked retry on the installation and all seemed to install properly after that... seems like a pointless suggestion it worked for me.. so thougt hey why not share it with you.

hope it works
liam
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