Where are they located? I don't have Windows myself and I only had limited time to study his so please have mercy. That is what I would do - plus give my feedback to both Codemasters and Microsoft.īy the way - I searched the control panel and 'my account' for live account's settings, but didn't find any. Is there anything he can do besides returning the game to the store and ask to shove it to the persons rear end who invented the whole Windows Live thing? Now everytime he wants to play he needs to view the open movie - which is frustratingly long - and activate the game pad as the game only uses keyboard as default. The process just ends up with connection error or something. Did more googling and some suggested that you have to buy Dirt Rally from Oculus Home to get it work on WMR. Launch your Steam client, and then navigate to the Steam game library and select the game that you want to install DLC. If that didn’t work, select the Start button > Settings > Time & language. If you can’t go beyond the sign-in screen, select Forgot my password and follow the instructions. No-CD & No-DVD Patch troubleshooting: The most common problem getting a No-CD/No-DVD patch to work is ensuring that the No-CD/No-DVD patch matches youre game version, because the games exe is changed when a patch update is applied previous versions wont work.

Now when he wants to play CMR Dirt 2 he is told that he cannot save his game without a MS Live account, and there seems to be no way to create a local account without internet connection. I already have Dirt Rally in Steam, so I googled and installed Oculus Home, Revive 1.3.0, patched it and launched it from SteamVR. If there are problems with your account, the instructions will help you solve them. DiRT 2 v1.0 ENGLISH NO-DVD/FIXED EXE (5.50MB) Search for related No-CD & No-DVD Patch. My friend bought a computer just for playing games and stuff but he has no internet connection (yes, that's possible even these days - if someone at Microsoft or Codemasters see this.).

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