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How To Fix Your Fulltilt Software Problems

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  1. soonerdel soonerdel is offline

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    May 18th, 2010 (5/18/2010 11:10pm)

    I have been reading that a lot of players have been having trouble with the fulltilt software. The list of problems ive seen include:
    only being dealt one card,
    no buttons appearing to take action with,
    computer freezing up,
    "bugs" or "glitches" in the software,,,, etc etc

    If you are experiencing any of these or other problems with the fulltilt software, try following these steps and it should fix your problems.

    Make sure and follow each step in EXACT ORDER, DO NOT SKIP ANY STEP.

    1.) On the "Start" menu, click on "My Computer".
    2.) Select your main hard drive (usually "C"), "Program Files", and "Full Tilt Poker".
    If you saved the software to a different location than the default directory when
    you installed it, go there instead.
    3.) Locate the file called ""(Your Player ID)xml".
    The text in square brackets will be your actual Player ID on Full Tilt Poker
    Copy this file and paste it to your desktop.

    Reboot your computer and follow these next steps in exact order to reinstall the software.

    1.) Click on the "Start" menu and select "Control Panel".
    2.) Click on "Add or Remove Programs", select "Full Tilt Poker", and click on
    "Change/Remove" to uninstall the program.
    3.) Delete the file called "fulltiltsetup.exe" from the location you saved it to when
    you installed the software.
    4.) Click on the "Start" menu and select "Run".
    5.) In the window that appears, type in the text space: regedit
    6.) Click "OK".
    7.) Expand the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" folder and then the "Software" folder.
    Locate the "Full Tilt Poker" folder and delete it.
    8.) Expand the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE" folder and then the "Software" folder.
    Locate the "Full Tilt Poker" folder and delete it.
    9.) Reboot your computer.

    Once you have completed these steps, download and install the Full Tilt Poker software at: http:/www/fulltiltpoker.com .

    This should remove and bug or glitch you are currently having and by reinstalling the software, it should let your computer run without any problems.

    Hope this helps.
  2. bigwillie20 bigwillie20 is offline

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    May 18th, 2010 (5/18/2010 11:50pm) in reply to soonerdel

    Cliffs: My Computer---Control Panel----Add/Remove Programs---Uninstall FullTiltPoker

    gg problem solved
  3. soonerdel soonerdel is offline

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    May 18th, 2010 (5/18/2010 11:52pm) in reply to bigwillie20

     
    Originally Posted by bigwillie20 View Post

    Cliffs: My Computer---Control Panel----Add/Remove Programs---Uninstall FullTiltPoker

    gg problem solved

    no, this will not "fix" the problems
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  4. Gags30 Gags30 is offline

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    May 19th, 2010 (5/19/2010 3:00am) in reply to bigwillie20

    just as a disclaimer...i wouldn't try anything that this guy posted. you shoudln't be poking around in the windows registry unless you really know what you're doing. if you delete the wrong thing you can cause some serious irreversible problems to your computer.

    a lot of these full tilt issues have been fixed by software updates anyway...
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  5. donkey_kong0 donkey_kong0 is offline

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    May 19th, 2010 (5/19/2010 3:34am) in reply to Gags30

    gags is right but also some things can ONLY be fixed by editing the registry, so if i keep having problems and a normal un/reinstall doesn't work then i will likely try this.
     
  6. shuggen shuggen is offline

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    May 19th, 2010 (5/19/2010 9:06am) in reply to Gags30

     
    Originally Posted by Gags30 View Post

    just as a disclaimer...i wouldn't try anything that this guy posted. you shoudln't be poking around in the windows registry unless you really know what you're doing. if you delete the wrong thing you can cause some serious irreversible problems to your computer.

    a lot of these full tilt issues have been fixed by software updates anyway...

    As long as you don't mistakenly delete other objects, simply deleting anything marked FullTiltPoker in your registry won't permanently damage your computer. It'll simply be re-added when you reinstall the client.
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