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Reinstalling WoW & DKP Profiler
Reinstalling WoW & DKP Profiler
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Posted: 6141 days ago
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Reinstalling WoW & DKP Profiler
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I recently reformatted my computer. Always one to cut corners and save time, I didn't do a traditional reinstall of WoW - I simply copied the entire wow folder to an external hard drive and then copied it back after.

Originally I had placed WoW in a brand new directory. When I tried to run DKP Profiler, it popped an error something to the effect of my WoW install is corrupt. I then changed the folder I had dumped wow in to what it was when I installed DKP Profiler (hoping that DKP profiler simply remembered the old path) and now I'm getting a new error. Run-time error '76': Path not found.

I really don't want to have to go through all the trouble of finding my WoW CDs and reinstalling them. Any chance of a quick fix here or am I screwed?
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Posted: 6141 days ago
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It reads the WoW installation path from the registry.


First, go to Start > Run

Enter "regedit" and press enter.

A new program should pop up with a series of folders on the left.

I want you to open up the following path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Blizzard Entertainment\World of Warcraft

Then when you get there (or create the path), you'll have to make a new item on the right called "InstallPath"

In there, enter the installation path for WoW


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This worked, but I didn't have to do it. I'm guessing WoW created the registry entry when I ran the Launcher. I had previously just been opening the WoW.exe.


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This ticket has been resolved and may be closed.

The solution given above works.


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