Go to User Group or User Names, and click Administrator. When you are in the Properties Pop Up Box for the Command.ini document. If you get an Admin Rights Required error when you try to save / implement changes, you must do the following: Problems with Admin Rights - further required steps to modify the files. Change TestingCheatsEnabled=0 to TestingCheatsEnabled=1. in the Properties box, un-check (deselect) the Read Only box. Right Click on the Command.ini application, and select Properties. If you have problems, you can recopy this backup to the 'ini' folder. Open it and save the copied 'Commands.ini'. Create a New Folder and label it Original Command ini. Find the application named: 'Commands.ini' Copy it. Open the 'Electronic Arts' Folder > Open the 'thesimsmedieval' folder > Open the 'gamedata' folder > Open the 'shared' folder > Open the 'nonpackaged' folder > Open the 'ini' Folder.Ģ. For 68 Bit Operating Systems us the Program Files 68. Use your My Computer / Computer in your Start menu to access your main drive (usually C). Access the Program File: (C:/programfiles/electronicarts/thesimsmedieval/gamedata/shared/nonpackaged/ini) There are known instances where using some of the Testing Cheats will cause problems with game saves, and in some extreme instances have cause crashes when used in error.ġ. Note that Test Cheats can break the game.
Eww why would i go back to XP, and its not a Vista issue I was on the EA forums for Medieval Sims and found this.
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