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Originally Posted by ipodgeenie
Just got a reply from SecuROM support about the issue and they said:
"Hello,
Please rename your original <SIMS2EP7.exe> (located in the folder C:/Program Files/EA GAMES/The Sims 2 FreeTime/TSBin) to <SIMS2EP7.old>. Then, click on the link below or copy and paste it into your web browser. This will open a blank webpage and a File Download window. From the File Download window click Open, extract the new <SIMS2EP7.exe> into the original's folder and re-start the application.
The link for the new file is:
http://www.securom.com/support/custo...0/Sims2EP7.zip
If the problem persists, please send another analysis file of the latest executable to us.
Best regards,
SecuROM Support Team
SecuROM on the web: SecuROM
or via e-mail: support@securom.com
NOTE: Please include the entire subject line, exactly as written including your ticket number, in the subject line of your communications to ensure proper handling."
hopes this helps guys! 
just about to try it myself now.
EDIT: This solution works! I can play The Sims 2 now!! yaaaay! |
Ok! I emailed the SecuRom website and they sent me this response -
Hello.
Thank you for your email. Please download a new "sims2ep6.exe" from the link
below. I would appreciate it if you could rename your current one to
"C:/Program Files/EA GAMES/The Sims 2 Bon Voyage/TSBin/sims2ep6.exe.OLD",
extract the downloaded file into the application path mentioned and start the
new application.
The link for the new file is:
http://www.securom.com/support/custo...9/Sims2EP6.zip
If the problem persists, please send another analysis file of the latest
executable to us.
If you have any further questions feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
SecuROM Support Team
SecuROM on the web:
SecuROM
or via e-mail:
support@securom.com
It's basically the same fix for the one I quoted, but it's for Bon Voyage!! So the game is now working! Just make sure you remove your old desktop shortcut and make a new one from the new file!!
Happy Simming!!
