Third Age Total War - "Windows cannot find 'kingdoms.exe" error

[lil screeb]

Hi there, we have tried installing, part 1, 2, and patch 3.2, but we keep getting an error that says "windows cannot find 'kingdoms.exe' error. Does anyone know how to fix this? Thank you!

[Shadow of the SPQR]

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

[lil screeb]

Okay great. We will try this. Thank you so much!

[Gengis Dhen]

Or, in Steam Library - Right click M2 and play Kingdom campaign (Third Age)...

[Bacxaber]

Publicado originalmente por CommodusIV:

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

That didn't work for me.

[Invictus]

Download the kingdome launcher app on yutube is an toturial how to use it

[Shadow of the SPQR]

Publicado originalmente por Bacxaber:

Publicado originalmente por CommodusIV:

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

That didn't work for me.

Could be it just doesn't see the directory. Which is why I strongly suggest you use an offline version for the mod.

[Rabidnid]

Publicado originalmente por Bacxaber:

Publicado originalmente por CommodusIV:

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

That didn't work for me.

Or you can open the medieval2.exe in notepad and rename it to kingdoms.exe.

[HoneyBadgerViking]

I just rename the expansion folders to things like British_Isles1 and use the British_Isles folder name for my mods, it means you can launch from steam no problem and it does not give the error of having no Kingdoms.exe.
It also means if you want to play the normal campaigns, you just have to renumber your mod folder.

[CC]

Publicado originalmente por CommodusIV:

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

Copy and paste the same medievalII.exe into the same folder. It should come up as something like "medievalII(1).exe" rename the (1) executable to "kingdoms.exe"

[Bozo]

Publicado originalmente por CommodusIV:

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

As simple as this solution is, it worked fine for me.

[Inardesco]

just follow the guides

[lil screeb]

Oh sorry I did it I just restarted my game like 10 times thanks!

[Bwian]

Publicado originalmente por CommodusIV:

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

How do i come to it

[Inardesco]

Publicado originalmente por TheRedDevilDK:

Publicado originalmente por CommodusIV:

Copy and rename the medieval2.exe file to kingdoms.exe, then put it back in the same directory as medieval2.exe is.

How do i come to it

You should really learn how to form proper sentences to explain wtf it is that you mean.

[Bwian]

I didn't undetstand it