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How to Fix Origin’s Installation Error Code 20:2 on Windows

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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Origin is a digital distribution platform developed by Electronic Arts, popularly known as EA. It allows users to buy and play video games and also provides a social networking feature. However, users might face errors while installing the Origin application on their Windows devices. One such error is the Origin installation error code 20:2.
This error typically occurs due to corrupt or missing files, network connectivity issues, or conflicts with the antivirus software. Resolving this error requires some troubleshooting steps, which this article will guide you through.

1. Run Origin as Administrator

Sometimes, Origin does not have sufficient permissions to install and run correctly. Therefore, running it as an administrator might help resolve the error. Right-click on the Origin shortcut icon and select “Run as administrator” from the context menu. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.

2. Disable Antivirus Software

In some cases, antivirus software can prevent the installation process for Origin. You can temporarily disable your antivirus software and attempt to install Origin again. After the installation is successful, enable your antivirus software again.

3. Clear Origin Cache

Clearing the Origin cache can help resolve installation errors. Follow these steps to clear your Origin cache:

a. Close Origin and exit it from the task manager.

b. Press Win+R buttons to open the Run window, type %ProgramData% and click OK.

c. Find Origin folder from the list, right-click on it and select Delete.

d. Press Win+R buttons again to open the Run window, type %AppData%, and click OK.

e. Find Origin folder from the list, right-click on it and select Delete.

f. Restart your computer and try installing Origin again.

4. Check Network Connectivity

The error could be caused by network problems. Check that your device is connected to the internet, and try resetting your router or modem. Also, check your proxy settings in your internet options.

5. Check Compatibility Settings

The Origin installation error code 20:2 can occur if the application is incompatible with your device. Right-click the Origin installation file and select Properties > Compatibility. Check the “Run this program in compatibility mode” checkbox, and select Windows 7 from the dropdown menu. Click Apply and then OK. Try to install Origin again.

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