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If the patch is complete the game should start. Get the digital download of the base game from Origin - Origin needs to patch the base game to version 1.69 - this may take some time - Origin has to download a patch and install the patchĪFTER Origin is done try to run just the base game. Reinstall Origin and try to run Origin - you need to get Origin working before you work on the game.ĭelete any user data file in the c:/user/(your user name)/documents/Electronic arts/sims 3 - this is user data and this folder is recreated after the first time the game runs successfullyĭownload ccleaner (there is a free version) and clean the registry. What and from what folders you you did what to what cache files.ĭoes Origin run? If not you need to unistall Origin To even begin helping you need to post your computers dxdiag - link - how to post dxdiag To help you, you need to be precise on what files and/or folders you deleted. DO NOT DELETE FILES UNLESS YOU MAKE A BACKUP SO YOU CAN RESTORE THEM!!! The first thing I was taught in Introduction To Data Processing was the three words BACKUP and BACKUP and BACKUP. What cache are you talking about - what folder was this cache was in? At this point I am concerned you deleted files for the operating system (maybe hidden files). Cache files are usually buffers that contain code and text that is usually (about 99.9% of the time) not readable by a text editor. It is totally safe to delete those files since the game regenerates them automatically, either on startup or after you save & quit. Deleting the cache forces the game to clear out all the old/corrupt data. Do NOT clear cache files unless you are really, really sure it is ok to do so. This can cause crashes and overall lag, as well as longer startup times and a whole bunch of other performance issues. Are you talking about OneDrive or one drive? Are you talking about a folder Featureditems or "feature" pictures? If you deleted a folder that is needed it could cause the program to crash (probably).If it gets corrupted when Launcher or the game crashed, then the next time you try to start Launcher or load the game, they would either stall and never completely loads, or crash again. These files appear to be some sort of index or cache repository for the Launcher. Simport-related (maybe?) and other social data, if you use the wall to integrate with your MyPage on site New objects that would appear in Buy/Build mode If you have installed or do activities related to

Yes, they would be re-generated when you next start Launcher or the game, that is by design. Delete any or all of these files you have. C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3\simCompositorCache.package Delete the following folder: C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Electronic Arts\The Sims 3\Thumbnails If you want to run this as a script, create a '. Inside, will be a number of cache files.To delete your cache files, navigate to The Sims 3 in DOCUMENTS folder.