ActivationUI / HELP! Battlefield4

[abandonedlollel]

Here are the steps you will have to follow Go to Start Menu > Run. (Run as Administrator) Enter the following: SFC.EXE /SCANNOW (make sure there is a space between SFC.EXE and /SCANNOW). This initiates the Microsoft utility that will scan and repair problems with protected system files on your computer. Second, Uninstall every Microsoft Visual C++ 2005/.../2013 Go to Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features. Then use 'Search' (Top-Right Corner) 'Visual' then uninstall every Microsoft Visual C++ ... Download Installer for Microsoft Visual C++ ... then install. Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 Redistributable Package Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package 3. Go to Battlefield 4 Folder > vc > vc2012Update3 > redist , and install both .exe installers. vcredist_x64.exe vcredist_x86.exe

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Danish H.
EA Help

I Tried Everything. But No Solve.

First, Sorry My Bad English. I will Try To Speak I can.

This Is E-Mailed To Me From EA Help.

Still, I'm Getting ActivationUI.exe Err.

How To I Fix This?

I deleted and re-downloaded DirectX Nothing's Happen Else.

PLS HELP!

[IIPrest0nII · Accepted solution]

@abandonedlollel

As I understand, you already tried to repair the game via Origin client, right? 

Please try the following: Go to Origin Library>>Right-lcick on the Battlefield 4 icon and select Game Properties. Then select Advanced Launch option and choose "Battlefield 4 (x64)" version. Press Save button and test the game.

[IIPrest0nII · Accepted solution]

@abandonedlollel

As I understand, you already tried to repair the game via Origin client, right? 

Please try the following: Go to Origin Library>>Right-lcick on the Battlefield 4 icon and select Game Properties. Then select Advanced Launch option and choose "Battlefield 4 (x64)" version. Press Save button and test the game.

[EA_Joker]

Hey @abandonedlollel,

could you provide a full error message? That'd be awesome.

If it's related to ActivationUI.exe, it might as well be a matter of adding an exception for this to antivirus software and firewall.