Battlefield 1 Profile
Zareen Zapata
Now I have tried to claim my profile for some time now, but it doesnt seem to work.
Is the feature not available yet since it is a beta according to twitter or is it just an error?
It throws me to the account management page. So is there anything else, which I have to enter? Like origin even though it is playstation?
I can claim mine but all of a sudden after a week or two i have to reclaim my profile. Never had this issue with BFV only with BF2042. Is it possible for someone else to try and claim your profile after you have claimed it. If so that is most likely the case. I am sick and tired of reclaiming my profile all the time.
Today I decided to unlink my Xbox profile from account B and link it to my main account, account A, because I wanted to have everything in one place. But after this, on my Xbox I have a new, empty soldier. I lost my all progress. Why? I thought this process will just move my Xbox soldier to new EA account. I screwed this up? :/ I want my old soldier back
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After over a month of writing with support via e-mail, nothing has been done, because waiting for a reply is 3 days of waiting and I had to give them the verification code several times, to confirm that I am aware of what disconnects my EA account from my Xbox account means. This is partly my fault because I did not write with support from the account that was currently associated with the Xbox account.
Anyway, from the e-mail conversation it appeared that:
1. They can't link my old EA account to my Xbox account, but they can help me disconnect those accounts.
2. After reconnect the first EA account that had progress with my Xbox account, the progress will be back.
Yesterday I decided to speed up the procedure as I didn't have an email reply for several days. I asked a live chat consultant to disconnect my accounts. He did it, but said that if I will link my old account back, the progress wouldn't come back. Nevertheless, I tried and it turned out that the progress was preserved. Everything ended well.
After that, I told EA advisor that the progress was not removed and he said the progress is usually lost.
Fortunately for me, it was not like that.
Ask the live chat customer support to unlink the new account from your xbox account, and then manually link your xbox account to the old EA account (we did it through the xbox PC app to EA desktop app), and the progress will return!
I checked your Tracker Network account settings, your Origin is linked properly. There is currently no way to verify Origin profile ownership but you still have access to various features since your profile is linked (for example, you will appear in regional leaderboards).
I'm able to login to Origin through Battlelog to edit my profile for BF4. When I click on settings>profile on this page -profile/ there is nothing showing up. Likewise under Soldiers, nothing shows up.
Sounds that you have an issue with your battlelog webplugins. At first, clear your browser cache and/or try a different browser. Reinstall your webplugins for battlelog. Get sure that you have disabled all ad and application blocking software in your browser and using the latest version of Adobe Flash.
View the game title, and a user-written short description.
Preview the RGB scheme of the profile, and the
profile tags that are listed in the top left.
You can also switch between analog and DKS view in the top right.
I think this is down to the fact my documents area is stored on my home server, instead of the C:\Users\%username%\Battlefield 2 expected location. If I start the game on a local (i.e no network documents) account I can start and play the game fine, creating a local account. I can then copy the "Battlefield 2" folder created in that accounts documents and place it in My Documents which removes the error show above, but when I try to start a mulitplayer or singleplayer game the game crashes with a black screen back to the desktop.
It seems to be a fairly common problem and I have found many references in EA and other forums, although no definitive answer (and the appearance of the evil "I found what the problem was but I'm not going to post it here").
I've checked the registry settings and while there is a "InstallDir" entry which points to the correct place there are no settings that detail a user profile. As an interesting note, it's possible to copy your Battlefield 2 folder to a USB/Portable Hard disk and run it from that (although it's slow to start up initially).
Redirect My Documents so it points to your homeserver using its IP-address like this: \\192.168.0.252\Data\Documents. In the BF2 folder there should now be a profile using the IP-address above. Note that BF2 can only read this info, it will not write it to dics. So you will need to edit the files by hand.
Redirect My Documents to something with 1 or more subfolders, which means a simple redirect to H:\ would not be enough. In the example My Documents is pointing to "H:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents".
What method did you use to move the My Documents folder? I suspect whatever you've done here has upset the game (which we can assume is a fault, it probably uses some incorrect method to find the MyDocs folder...).
The fact that windows uses VirtualStore to redirect the folder indicates a security issue with the real folder.From the path it looks like BF2 tries to use C:\Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield 2\[fileserver]\userstore$\[username] which is either caused by BF2 incompatibiliy with networked paths (the two backslashes from the start of \\[fileserver]\userstore$\[username] are somehow dropped) or misconfiguration of the my documents/user profile redirection (less likely). You could try mapping a drive to \\[fileserver]\userstore$\ and redirecting the my documents folder/user profile using the drive letter or create a junction point at C:\Program Files\EA Games\Battlefield 2\[fileserver]\userstore$\[username].
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