Hey ppl.. as some of you know that read my last post's i was upgrading my comp... well i bout a AMD 4000 which is 64 bit plus i bought the win Xp Pro x64 soo i went to install CoD again and... ya it dun work... i got the first one installed i just can't install the expanison... so i was curious to no if there is a way to by pass that??? if anyone know's give me an e-mail ASAP Beast212@yahoo.com Thanks -Milkman-
Full Version: ahh man i got sum issues...
Here you go bud give it a try and LMK. 
Try a manual install:
1) Insert CD1.
2) Double-click on the My Computer icon.
3) Right-click on the CD-ROM drive that disc 1 is in and select Explore.
4) Open the Setup\Data folder.
5) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Select all. All files should be highlighted.
6) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Copy.
7) Browse to the folder where Call of Duty is installed (the default is c:\program files\call of duty)
8) With this folder open go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Paste. The files should be copying over.
9) After the files are done take out disc 1 and put in disc 2.
10) Go back to My Computer and right-click on the CDROM drive that disc 2 is in and select Explore.
11) On disc 2 open the Setup\Data\uo folder.
12) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Select all.
13) Go to the menu at the top and select Copy.
14) Open the call of duty folder again open the uo folder within.
15) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Paste. The files should be copying over.
16) Once the files are done copying the game will be installed.
17) You can now make shortcuts to the Coduomp.exe and Coduosp.exe executables that are located in the root directory where you copied the files to.
18) Coduomp.exe is used to launch Multiplayer and Coduosp.exe is used to launch Singleplayer.
Please note that the first time you play the Multiplayer portion of the game you will need to enter your CDKEY. Go to the Multiplayer Options menu to enter the Key.
Try a manual install:
1) Insert CD1.
2) Double-click on the My Computer icon.
3) Right-click on the CD-ROM drive that disc 1 is in and select Explore.
4) Open the Setup\Data folder.
5) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Select all. All files should be highlighted.
6) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Copy.
7) Browse to the folder where Call of Duty is installed (the default is c:\program files\call of duty)
8) With this folder open go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Paste. The files should be copying over.
9) After the files are done take out disc 1 and put in disc 2.
10) Go back to My Computer and right-click on the CDROM drive that disc 2 is in and select Explore.
11) On disc 2 open the Setup\Data\uo folder.
12) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Select all.
13) Go to the menu at the top and select Copy.
14) Open the call of duty folder again open the uo folder within.
15) Go to the menu at the top and select Edit > Paste. The files should be copying over.
16) Once the files are done copying the game will be installed.
17) You can now make shortcuts to the Coduomp.exe and Coduosp.exe executables that are located in the root directory where you copied the files to.
18) Coduomp.exe is used to launch Multiplayer and Coduosp.exe is used to launch Singleplayer.
Please note that the first time you play the Multiplayer portion of the game you will need to enter your CDKEY. Go to the Multiplayer Options menu to enter the Key.
Dude!!! You are a GOD it worked lol!!! only problem now i can't find the MOB server's!! 
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Barb: 8.9.4.80
BarbII: 8.9.4.76
Stock: 8.9.4.79
Np bud cya yall on the battlefield.
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