The Sims 2: Ultimate Collection

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   ¿cómo se pone en idioma español? Gracias

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   This works for me.

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     Does anybody have a problem where the worlds have a pink and black ground and the walls are glitched?

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   This is the wrong File DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT!!!
   This is not the ULTIMATE COLLECTION!!!

   Please, put it back the correct one!!!

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     did u ever fix the problem i really wanna play sims 2 and i was about to download this until u said something

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   It says “Please insert the correct DVD-ROM” when I try to start the installation. HELP

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   “The application has crashed” How can i fix this please? :c

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     The base game is on here and that one worked for me! I’m going to just try to load some of the packs I want separately. I tried several things to get this one to work and finally gave up. It keep crashing at the intro.

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   “The application has crashed” how can i fix this? :c

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   Can I use mods with this? I have been playing this for a few days and want to add some mods to make my life easier.

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   what happens if you don’t delete a pre-existing EA Games folder?

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   i keep getting the error setup could not download the file check internet and stuff or try again later but my internet is fine

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    How do you fix the flickering ?

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    Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\EA GAMES\The Sims 2\1.0

    is not correct somehow..

    May you help me please?

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    the game says its “just” mansion stuff because it was the last pack released for sims 2, that’s it.

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    why in my game just says that is the mansion stuff

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    How do you add your custom playlist in this software?

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    Out of curiosity, what does the running as administrator do? Like, what’s the difference?

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      In very simple terms: when you run a program “normally”, there are some restrictions on what the program can do. They are there to protect you from malicious software – even if you run such software, it won’t be able to do much damage. When you run a program in “Administrator mode”, you literally tell your operating system: “I know this program, I trust it, do whatever this program tells you to do”.
      Now it’s up to you whether you trust a program downloaded from a random website on the internet enough to run it in administrator mode. For me, that’s a little bit risky though.

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