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[Resolved] Cant open/play

starskystarsky Member Posts: 44
edited June 2016 in Troubleshooting
Okay, just downloaded Beamdog launcher and installed BG:EE. However, I cant play it. Tried clicking the arrow and it brings me to a menu that has some screen shots and a start button. I clicked it and it does nothing. No idea. On a laptop and it has windows 10.

Im not great with computers. What do?
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  • elminsterelminster Member, Developer Posts: 16,317
    edited June 2016
    Go to "This PC" then "C:\\" -> Program Files (x86) -> Beamdog -> Games -> 00766 and click on the Baldur application file (the icon image would look like a skull with tears around it when zoomed in, otherwise it would have an image with BG on it)

    If its not there then try "C:\\" -> Program Files -> Beamdog -> Games -> 00766
  • starskystarsky Member Posts: 44
    it says something about missing OpenAl32.dll? not sure what that is
  • elminsterelminster Member, Developer Posts: 16,317
    Try downloading OpenAL from here and installing.

    http://www.beamdog.com/files/prerequisites/oalinst.exe
  • starskystarsky Member Posts: 44
    ill try tomorrow and let you know how it goes
  • starskystarsky Member Posts: 44
    wow, lifesaver, worked instantly.
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