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[cheesynutz15]

Hello Shipsim community. I am having a annoying trouble with ship sim extremes. I just bought the game intalled it, I intalled the final programs it asked and etc... Activated etc... Well, I try to run the game, but it only appears a tiny VSTEP screen and it keeps an endless loading, It would never end. And when I close it, it gives me a bunch of DLL errors. Any fix for that?

[danny]

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[skullzface]

i am having the same problem too

[shaf]

Hi

I am having same problem

Regards

[shaf]

Hi

I had same problems:
I removed Ship sim ext with MS windows  uninstall prog. then removed win reg ( pls make back up just in case)  from all ship sim extremes data then resinstalled it, now it is working.

Hope that helps

[Fust]

I had the same problem (non-Steam) and took the following steps:

1: Uninstall all SSE programmes, except saved missions (using Glary utilities)
2: Updated Microsoft Visual C++ (as described by Torslunde, with thanks!)
3: Updated Windows XP as well as Nvidia drivers
4: Downloaded fresh copies of all SSE programmes (to eliminate any corrupt install files)
5: Disabled my Avast antivirus for 1 hour
6: Installed SSE 1.35 (tested, works OK)
7: Installed SSE Ferry add-on package (tested again, works OK)
8: Installed SSE 1.4 upgrade (tested again, works OK)
9: Installed SSE 1.5 upgrade (tested again, works OK)

So far so good...    

[ac_freeman]

A key point here btw, as I have just found out after spending a couple of hours trying to resolve similar issues yesterday......and I found this hidden away in one of the many other posts relating to these issues - if you are running 64 bit version of Windows, when downloading the Microsoft Visual C++ update, DO NOT choose X64 but choose X86 version, this is the correct version for 64 bit and fixed the CustomCommand.DLL issue that I experienced after installing SSE on a new desktop.

Andy