Dear Support:
I have tried to download each game through everything known and tried installing the current Stardockcentral_setup.exe version 9.0.4.0 but each time this message by the ‘InstallAware Wizard’ shows and/or states, “That it cannot start setup – the setup file maybe corrupt, or you may have the wrong password. If you downloaded the file, please download a fresh copy. If the file is password protected, check your password and try again.” After 7 days of trying everything known but turning off my AntiVirus protection, I am still unable to update these games.
I registered my games years ago and able to see they are registered that GalCiv2 forum and GameStop forum. I install the games with my GalCiv2 Collectors Edition CDs along with a Dark Avatar Expansion CD that contain version 1.5 and version 2.0.0.0 of Stardock Central. I was only able to update 2.0.0.0 Stardock Central to version 2.38.434 build 139 that only allowed me to see the current versions that I am unable to update to like DA version 1.80xxx and so on because I can select and try to download with no results.
I try to install the current version 9.0.4.0 of Stardock Central but it keeps asking, “To insert Disk#2 that contains stardockcentral_setup.2”. Here is my problem out of the three CDs only the Dark Avatar Expansion CD has a file in the folder label Updates with only this file with the name sdcentral_setup.exe which containing version 2.0.0.0 Stardock Central that is dated January 11, 2007 and it is no help.
I have wasted many of hours trying several ways to update. I tried downloading the thru both Stardock Central and GameStop but run into the same message by InstallAware Wizard shown above. The only thing I have not tried and would rather eat supper with a Korx, who brought along a few Koraths that he sold me to as their main serving would be to turn-off my AntiVirus protection. Because I am referring to the message that the InstallAware Wizard keeps spitting out to me each time I have tried to download and install. InstallAware Wizard shows and/or states, “That it cannot start setup – the setup file maybe corrupt, or you may have the wrong password. If you downloaded the file, please download a fresh copy. If the file is password protected, check your password and try again.” I know I have the correct passwords.