Can't re-install games

[ulysses5]

Hi Guys,
My Pc had a crash which affected the registry, now my games won't load or re-install? My games get a invalid page fault error. example.....

F1 CHALLENGE 99-02 caused an invalid page fault in
module F1 CHALLENGE 99-02.EXE at 0167:00555e65.

Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0167 EIP=00555e65 EFLGS=00010246
EBX=00000000 SS=016f ESP=00c4f608 EBP=00c4fe38
ECX=008b78a0 DS=016f ESI=008b78a0 FS=10af
EDX=00000001 ES=016f EDI=00000320 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 08 53 53 50 ff 51 3c 3d 68 08 76 88 89 06 0f
Stack dump:
00000000 00000000 00000320 00000258 00000006 00000001 005d6dc4 000001e4 6c756f43 6f6e2064 65732074 69642074 616c7073 6f6d2079 2d206564 38783020

All I want to do is re-install them! How can this be fixed?

Thanks,
Uly

[liam858]

What Operating System are you running? was that message received when you tried to reinstall the game? or did you uninstall the game and then install it again?


Liam

[ulysses5]

sorry...win98. This was the message I got after uninstalling and then reinstalling

"F1 CHALLENGE 99-02 caused an invalid page fault in
module F1 CHALLENGE 99-02.EXE at 0167:00555e65."

Everything installs ok but when I go to run the game I get that message!

Uly

[liam858]

It could be a system fault, try Start|Run|SFC.exe /SCANNOW to verify your system files are not corrupt or missing.



Liam

[ulysses5]

Ok I ran SFC.exe and it replace 2 files. It didn't make a difference to my games. Still comes up with the invalid page fault error.

Uly

[liam858]

Hmmm, could be some bits of the old install clashing with the new, did you delete every trace of the game when you uninstalled? (Program Files|Temp|Registry)


Just out of interest is this a CD, or are you installing it from a/some file/files already on the computer?

Liam

[ulysses5]

I tried to delete everything I could find (Program Files|Temp|Registry), but I'm not an expert in these areas, so there could be something there I'm not aware of. Yes The games are on cd, except for the gtr demo which is a zip file / .exe.

Uly