Hey everyone, I've been having an issue with EA Desktop not being found on my Windows 11 machine. I occasionally use CCleaner's registry cleaner, but during my last run, I think I messed up some important registry entries because I didn't create a backup. This also affected other applications like Microsoft Office and the Nvidia app, which I've managed to fix through Registry Editor. However, I'm stuck with EA Desktop. I tried reinstalling, repairing, and clearing the app cache, but nothing worked. I found out that the registry keys for EA Desktop should be located at `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREElectronic ArtsEA Desktop`, but I'm not sure what specific changes to make. Any advice?
2 Answers
Have you tried reinstalling EA Desktop? I had a similar issue where I had to uninstall it, then reinstall it a couple of times back to back. It seemed to reset everything and got it working for me!
If you're comfortable with it, you might want to check the registry path you mentioned and look for any missing or incorrect keys. Just be careful—deleting the wrong value can cause more problems. If you're not sure, there are guides online on how to safely edit the registry. Good luck!
I tried that, but it didn’t solve the issue for me. What else can I do?