problems issuing commands

[dazmorg]

Hey, Dont flame me for not posting this in trouble shooting, more people read this thread.

Since updating from 1.29 to 1.30 with shop bought proper copies before some idiot suggests I run a pirated copy, I have lost the ability to issue commands to soldiers when I play an officer. I can press all the buttons but never get the command either written on the screen or said verbally.
the consequence is obvious no one ever does anything I tell them too, thereby making it impossible to play many missions that came with the game or that I downloaded from operation flashpoint Arena.
Has anyone experienced this?
Does anyone know why this has happened?
Is it a known bug?
Is there a fix?
I'm getting desperate now and need your help lads and ladies.

Cheers in advance

[MP]

Uninstall OFP and reinstall and use v1.10 (EU), v1.20 and the gold upgrade to upgrade ONLY.

Delete the Beta patches

[Dawdler]

1.1 is an interim upgrade, upgrade to 1.2 from 1.0 directly if necessary.

[dazmorg]

thanks, but I uninstalled everything and deleted all ofp folders, before reinstalling v1.0 then upgraded to v1.2, then I used the 1.3 upgrade.
It should have worked.

With the gold upgrade (when I buy it) can I update directly from v1.0???

[Suma]

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Is it a known bug?
Is there a fix?
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There is a known bug that causes radio commands not to be transmitted when you change Radio volume in Audio options to zero. This bug will be fixed in next patch. As a workaround do not set your radio volume to zero.

[dazmorg]

thanks but the radio volume WAS/IS set to 9.1, its never been on zero.

[Suma]

If your radio volume is not zero, I have no idea what is the problem. You might want to try following ideas, but there is no guarantee it will help:

1) Try selecting different speaker in "Player Edit" screen.
2) Try both values of switch: Voices All / Single in "Audio options" screen.
3) Try different settings  of audio HW acceleration level (none, standard, full) (in windows advanced audio properties).