Edited for Windows 7 RC 32bit - 64bit & Windows Vista 32bit - 64bit

Here you go

(You'll need to be an Administrator)

Windows Vista 32bit - 64bit

First, you'll need to grab and install Visual Studio C++ Express from Microsoft.

It's free so don't worry. Downloads

(You'll need to be an Administrator)

Windows 7 RC 32bit - 64bit

Windows 7 RC user's follow the Vista 64-bit guide.

It's free so don't worry. Downloads

Once installed, you'll need to update it, also make sure u have latest game

patch installed.

Backup the bf2.exe file, just in case.

Windows Vista 32bit - 64bit

Now, click
Start ->Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition ->Visual Studio Tools ->Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt

Windows 7 RC 32bit - 64bit

Start->All Programs->Microsoft Visual Studio 2010->Visual Studio Tools->Visual Studio 2010 Command Prompt

(Don't left click on VS 2005 command prompt though, right click on it and then click **"Run as Administrator"**)



**If you don't run it as Administrator the fix will not work**

Then, once the black Command Prompt box is open, navigate to your battlefield 2 directory.

If you don't know how to navigate in DOS, follow this:default

In Windows Vista 32bit & Windows 7 RC 32bit cd c:\Program Files\ ENTER
**or**
In Windows Vista 64 & Windows 7 RC 64bit cd c:\Program Files (x86)\ ENTER

then usually it's "cd EA GAMES" ENTER



then "cd Battlefield 2" ENTER



NOW WRITE THIS

editbin.exe /LARGEADDRESSAWARE BF2.exe hit ENTER



It should then come up with a "Microsoft copyright or trademark" type thingy, this means it was successful.



Type "exit" and hit ENTER, and it's fixed! for vista 64-bit

64 bit Vista users can now restart and play, **32 bit Vista users follow the next step**

In a command prompt and once again **Run your command prompt **"As Administrator"**



navigate to c:\Windows\system32\

Type this command:
BCDEDIT /set increaseuserva 2900 ENTER



Now exit out of that box, restart and you're done!

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**THIS IS ONLY FOR "memory .dll error" AND ONLY THIS.

THIS WILL NOT HELP ANYTHING LESS AND PLEASE DON'T USE THIS FOR ANYTHING OTHER THEN THE POSTED ERROR**

This was done with Vista 32-bit in the photo's

I posted this before back around 0.6 but I did not have the Photo's to help and couldn't find it anywhere so I thought I'd retype it with Photo's help.

***Updated***

If you are using a ATI card on your computer, You will need to uninstall C++ and all its files to upgrade your drivers C++ will sometimes stop the driver install program from responding the fix will still say after you delete C++.