[Backfire1414]

Hello guys,

I Wanted to re install my Call of Duty 2, I Deleted the game and putted the disk in

When i did that it says:




I Dont know about this error, maybe someone in here can help me?

Thank you, Backfire

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Well, I looked around at this, msoxmlmf.dll is a microsoft office xml filter and MSVCR80.dll is a Microsoft C runtime library. Now, what that means for you, I don't know It seems like a lot of programs can run into this problem.

This says uninstalling windows defender fixes this problem and installing or updating .Net 2.0.

Windows Defender and Microsoft Office 2007 have been known to cause errors with the installer. These include errors referencing "msvcr80.dll" and "mpShHook.dll." If you currently have either program installed, it is recommended that you uninstall the program, install the game and then you can re-install Windows Defender and/or Microsoft Office 2007 on your system. If you do not want to uninstall these programs you can try installing or re-installing Microsoft .Net 2.0. You can get it here. Installing .Net 2.0 has been known to fix this issue without having to uninstall Microsoft Office or Defender.


Try this first, considering it's from Activision.




I'm seeing multiple suggestions, one is to navigate to the disc and double click the setup.exe and see if it runs.

Another suggestion I've seen is

The Microsoft Office XML MIME Filter (Msoxmlmf.dll) is registered under the following registry key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Protocols\Filter\text/xml
Removing this key also prevents the filter from loading in a custom application.

Pulled from the MS KB



What I could dig up.


*Edit for some clarification

Edited by ADNoland, 12 May 2009 - 02:03 PM.

[ADNoland]

Well, I looked around at this, msoxmlmf.dll is a microsoft office xml filter and MSVCR80.dll is a Microsoft C runtime library. Now, what that means for you, I don't know It seems like a lot of programs can run into this problem.

This says uninstalling windows defender fixes this problem and installing or updating .Net 2.0.

Windows Defender and Microsoft Office 2007 have been known to cause errors with the installer. These include errors referencing "msvcr80.dll" and "mpShHook.dll." If you currently have either program installed, it is recommended that you uninstall the program, install the game and then you can re-install Windows Defender and/or Microsoft Office 2007 on your system. If you do not want to uninstall these programs you can try installing or re-installing Microsoft .Net 2.0. You can get it here. Installing .Net 2.0 has been known to fix this issue without having to uninstall Microsoft Office or Defender.


Try this first, considering it's from Activision.




I'm seeing multiple suggestions, one is to navigate to the disc and double click the setup.exe and see if it runs.

Another suggestion I've seen is

The Microsoft Office XML MIME Filter (Msoxmlmf.dll) is registered under the following registry key:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Protocols\Filter\text/xml
Removing this key also prevents the filter from loading in a custom application.

Pulled from the MS KB



What I could dig up.


*Edit for some clarification

Edited by ADNoland, 12 May 2009 - 02:03 PM.

[Laettner Lyle]

Hi Guys...
I Have A Problem With Call of Duty 2
Ive done installing the latest drivers and the other system requirements.
When I Click The Icon Single Player It says:

Cannot locate the DVD-ROM
Please insert the correct DVD-ROM,select ok and restart application.

Can Somebody Help Me With This And What Does It Mean?
Thnx,Lyle

[Laettner Lyle]

Hi Guys...
This is Lyle Again....
I forgot to tell you that there is no problem with the icon multiplayer..
Only the single player.

I would really appreciate if somebody helps me.

Thnx again,Lyle