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If you want to revert the change later, just manually navigate to that registry key using regedit and delete the value InstallSuccessful.
Excellent, thank you! That worked like a charm.
Any way to make this work on the Steam Deck? I'm not familiar with Linux.
Once you've uninstalled the EA app and installed Origin, you can log into Origin and it should import your games. From there, try launching the game from Steam. If that doesn't work, try launching it from Origin. That's how I got the two to eventually link up.
Sorry I can't help with that since I don't use Steam Deck.
What I posted works to prevent launching EA App installer every time you try to start the game so you don't have to abort it -- it cannot solve your other problems.
Steam Deck uses Proton layer to start Windows games/program. For each game there is a folder that "emulates" windows file system, which can be found in: /home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/<game-id>/
In my case the windows registry file is located in:
/home/deck/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/1328670/pfx/system.reg
"1328670" - should be the game id for "Mass Effect Legendary Edition".
Switch to "Desktop mode", navigate to this location, open this file using text editor (Steam Deck comes with Kate), search for "EA Desktop" string (e.g., Edit->Find). You will see something like:
Add the registry edit mentioned above:
Save the file and you are good to go.
Just tested on my Steam Deck.
I had typed EA Desktop and nothing showed up. I have the Mass Effect Legendary Edition installed on my Steam Deck, but haven't run it yet long enough for EA to install.
But yeah, nothing showed up when I typed in "EA Desktop"
sry for necro :)
but THANKS! Re-installed ME:LE because I didn't backup *d000h* for some mod-updates and cleared everything in the end; and the first thing I was greeted with: EA installer script....*sigh*
Thankfully my 'old' Origin install still works.
(I can't think of anyone, who actually wants to revert such glorified change.)
working as intended.