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Please call IT at 612-555-7654 if you are still experiencing this issue. Thank You. This article offers information on how to resolve the error message AppID is not configured call of duty black ops 2. The article includes a troubleshooting guide to help you fix your issue. The article also includes a FAQ section with answers to the most common questions related to the error message AppID is not configured call of duty black ops 2. For the error message AppID is not configured call of duty black ops 2 to appear, your computer must be running Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or any version of Windows 8. The message will appear in the form of an error window with the title "AppId is not configured - Call Of Duty Black Ops II". The error message is displayed when Call of Duty Black Ops II (along with other games) try to run but fail due to authentication issues associated with your Call of Duty profile. This issue can occur when you are unable to connect to Activision servers in order to download your game profile information. This error can appear even though you are able to log in to your Call of Duty profile. The error message AppID is not configured - Call Of Duty Black Ops II can appear when you are playing online multiplayer or offline. The article includes a guide to fix the error message AppID is not configured - Call Of Duty Black Ops II. The article also contains answers to common questions on the error message and fixes and solutions on how to resolve the issue. Activision Support: http://support.activision.com/ (This link will open in a new window) The following might help: Uninstall your Call of Duty 10 profile. Go to control panel, select uninstall programs and remove Call of Duty 10 (Change the name of it if its more than one). Go back to your desktop and click on "Start" then go to "All Programs". From there you should be able to see Call of Duty 10 in the list of programs. At the top, click "Change/Remove" then click OK when it asks you if you are sure that you want to remove the program. Then repeat similar steps for all related profiles. Often, an uninstall option will not appear in your title bar so will need to access your registry by clicking start > run > type in regedit and double click on registry in left hand pane. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Activision\\Call of Duty 10\\Activation - this is where the profile gets created after downloading, if it's missing then Call of Duty 10 won't install at all or won't update correctly. cfa1e77820