Call of Duty WAW Cleanup
February 27, 2009 by Jake · Leave a Comment
*** Call of Duty WAW Cleanup ***
Creator: Jake
E-mail: jakethegeek @ hotmail dot com
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MAKE SURE THAT YOU SELECT THE CORRECT OPERATING SYSTEM ON THE MENU BEFORE PRCEEDING TO USE THIS PROGRAM. This is 2 programs in one…one for VISTA and ONE For XP.
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Download Link
DOWNLOAD CoD WaW-Jcleaner here
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System Requirements
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Also Compatible with Windows 7
Use the Vista menu for Windows 7
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Due to the fact that the WAW mods, usermaps and Profile are stored in a hidden folder in the localAppData area, I made this program to make it easier to remove and cleanup all your files stored in the localAppData folder. They can accumulate to using several Gigabytes of space after awhile!
First of all, it will allow you to backup your User game Profile, so you have a copy of it just incase you need to reinstall WAW. It will also allow you to restore it, back into the same directory after you reinstall.
What it allows you to do is copy and MOVE all files “maps, mods and profile” to your My Documents folder for safe keeping, you can then go to the backup folder and sort out what you want to keep and/or delete. This will allow you to check and see if any mods or usermaps are causing your game to have problems. Once you decide what to keep or delete then just use the restore buttons to put it all back.
***Below is the backup paths***
VISTA C:\Users\your user name\Documents\WaW-Profile-Maps-Mods-Backup
XP C:\Documents and Settings\your user name\My Documents\WaW-Profile-Maps-Mods-Backup
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Make sure that if you restore your files they are in the correct folder listed above
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I take no responsabilty for any damage or loss of files in any way what so ever.
Use this Programa at your own Risk.
If you are afraid of it doing harm then Delete it.
Thank you: Jake
If you have any questions just email me at the address listed above.
Enjoy
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Run any application or program as a Windows service!
February 24, 2009 by Jake · Leave a Comment
With Application as Service you can easily run any application as
Windows service, benefiting from all of the advantages native Windows
services provides.
Bellevue, WA, USA – February 17, 2009: Eltima Software, a global
software Development Company, has released Application as Service
version 3.0, the cutting edge solution that allows launching any
application as Windows service.
If you need to run any application as service locally or on a remote
computer, schedule your service to run at the exact time or manage them
remotely, Application as Service is probably the best solution of all
these needs. Application as Service allows launching any applications
(32/64-bit and console ones) as Windows 2000/XP/2003/2008/Vista service
at system boot, without the need of a user session.
Application as Service offers advanced recovery options (restart the
service your application is started by; restart computer; launch
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pre-service/post-service application start-up, your application
rights/priority management, “application-crash” protection, graceful
console and Windows application exit, on-the-fly start-up customization
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You can configure Application as Service using its GUI interface or
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Application as Service is an easy-to-use system utility. You do not
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Though Application as Service is a system utility, it has very
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user account name under which it is run
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variables for console and Windows applications
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- Works under Virtual Machines (VMWare and so on)
- Use XML configuration file to install the service
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How to set up a Dedicated WAW Server Using FireDaemon
February 23, 2009 by Jake · Leave a Comment
Video Tutorial on how to run and set up your CoD WAW Dedicated Server and run it as a Service, Using FireDaemon.
Click the Icon below for Video Tutorial
In CoD WAW, to run it as a service using FireDaemon. You need to set all your Parameters and use this command line in there, dont use the arrows.
Notice: I am running this on a dedicate Windows 2003 server in my house. So make sure if it is Vista or other OS the paths i descrive below are correct.
< +set dedicated 2 +set fs_game mods/mp_Jmod +set fs_localAppData +set net_ip xx.xxx.xxx.xx +set net_port 28960 +set sv_maxclients 10 +set sv_punkbuster 1 +exec server.cfg +map_rotate >
Leave out the>>> +set fs_game mods/mp_Jmod <<< if you are running a standard server with no mods or custom maps.
You can put your server.cfg in the MAIN folder…
Your commad line Parameters may differ a little form mine, the fs_mods/yourmodfoldername (only use this if you run mods) and +set fs_localAppData must be there, like i said +set fs_localAppData must be in there no matter what. Make sure your Mods and custom user maps are in the proper place. They do not go in the game folders under program files, they must be located in the folder path i show below…
Windows XP, Server 2003 Path below to your Mods and Maps folders
MODS>>> C:\Documents and Settings\your Windows account name\Local Settings\Application Data\Activision\CoDWaW\mods\YOUR MOD FOLDER HERE
USERMAPS>>> C:\Documents and Settings\your Windows account name\Local Settings\Application Data\Activision\CoDWaW\usermaps\YOUR CUSTOM USER MAPS FOLDERS HERE
Windows Vista Path below to your Mods and Maps folders
MODS>>> C:\Users\yourWindowsaccountname\AppData\Local\Activision\CoDWaW\mods\YOUR MOD FOLDER HERE
USERMAPS>>> C:\Users\yourWindowsaccountname\AppData\Local\Activision\CoDWaW\usermaps\YOUR MAPS FOLDERS HERE
IF you donot run custom mods or maps dont worry about the folders above, for standard game and standard maps.
Also go to Settings Tab and Put your Windows user Name and Password in the “Logon Account” area. If not the service will not run, but show that it is, even though it isn’t.
Pic-1. http://www.webexpressplus.com/extrafiles/FireDaemonWAW.jpg
Pic-2. http://www.webexpressplus.com/extrafiles/FireDaemonWAW1.jpg
I sure hope this helps everyone understand how to run this now…you may need to refine and look up more info on the net…but this does work for me with custom mods and usermap.
Thank you: Jake
