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Ok, Im going to get all this done right now, and let you know how it turns out. Yep, the problem has to be GR, because I run Windows XP Professional, and I have all the GR's installed on the PC, so its not scratched. Check back soon, Ill give you guys an update.

Alright, Ill give every bit a shot, any recommendations for anit-virus software I should use to scan? I have so many choices, we get the copies free at work... So I was just curious, what you'd recommend? thanks for all the help.

Yep, Ive done a full manual un-install of the program . I checked the directory, file is not there... I can post an image for you of the error that is coming up. Im wondering if its Direct X by chance? Is that possible or no?

Open the file modsset.txt (found in your GR directory) and ensure that the only thing in this file is as follows (copy and paste the text below exactly as is): //MODS SETTINGS - LIST OF MODS ACTIVE ON THIS SYSTEM "\mods\mp1" "\mods\mp2" I have both folders, however I couldn't find a file called modsset.txt

Yeah, I have the log, but I try and open it and there is nothing in the document, so Im not sure what to do?

How would I post the ike.log? I try and open it and there is nothing in the document, I can post the actual file, if you tell me how to post it, on these forums

Hi, I use to be a regular user of Ghost Recon, however I have not played in a while. Just tonight I just re-installed ghost recon, and every time I click on my ghost recon icon, it comes up and says 'Ghost Recon.exe' GhostRecon.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close We are sorry for the Inconvenience. If you were in the middle of something, the information you were working on might be lost. Please tell Microsoft about this problem. We have created an error report that you can send to us. We will treat this report as confidential and anonymous D