Boggit

I am. My hotkeys, particularly for Hide and Pause are changed to "[" for Pause and "o" for Hide (which also corresponds for Target arc). I checked the hotkeys.txt and the alternative hotkeys.txt as Womble suggested elsewhere but just found this, which would be fine if only the .exe used it - Hotkeys: <E>P // pause <E>H // hide Alt Hotkeys <E>P // pause <E>U // hide I've also reinstalled CMBN bundle to try to recover to v1.10, but when I go into QB I get CMSF equipment come up as sides - very odd. It feels a bit surreal now - The problem with the hotkeys wasn't a gamebreaker, but wasn't intuitive as was the case before. I reckon I'm also going to have to do a complete uninstall and reinstall again to get rid of the CMSF stuff (Bizarre?). I appreciate Battlefront doing the patch, but before I try to apply it again, I'd be grateful if they'd eithre do a hotfix or tell me what I need to do to fix the issue.

I've had this before. I sent it to Martin and he posted somewhere in the support pages: **WARNING** Norton 360 notes for Battlefront CNBN: Commonwealth Bundle Here is the precise workaround that your customers need to use to avoid Norton deleting the CMBN Commonwealth files at download and subsequently at installation. I've tested it through bitter experience and this solution works: If your customer has Norton installed they must first set up a download folder for the game and an install folder for when the bundle has downloaded. Then go to the Norton 360 menu screen and click: 1. Settings 2. Antivirus 3. Scans and Risks 4. Under "Items to exclude from scans" click configure 5. Click Add and then browse the install and apply it Do the same for the download folder 6. Under "Items to exclude from Auto-Protect and SONAR Detection" click configure Click Add and then browse the install and apply it Do the same for the download folder That's it. You can now download and install. **Just one more thing**. Make sure your combat Mission folder gets a similar treatment otherwise you'll have problems with patches or periodic scans. I hope that helps.