When you uninstall, make sure to delete all the remaining folders
after the uninstallation processes are done. Also, make sure to check add/remove programs under the control panel to verify that all Lock-On entries are gone. Then, if you want to be absolutely sure, run a reg cleaner (i.e. Registry Mechanic) and have it delete any entries in the Windows registry associated with Lock-On.
Then start the reinstallation process over...- Install LO:MAC
- Install LO:FC (1.1)
- Run the correct patch
That's all the advice I can provide right now. In the mean time, let us know
exactly what version and type of Lock-On you have (Lock-On Gold
OR LOMAC disc + FC disc
OR LOMAC disc + FC download etc). Unfortunately all these possible combinations have different solutions and without knowing precisely what you have, you can only get a generic answer.
Btw, good point about protecting your software discs Rhino! Bon Jobie can tell you all about that... His LO:FC disc
shattered into about twenty big pieces and hundreds of small ones
inside his drive only a few days ago.

This was likely caused by some scratches on the surface of the disc noted before and the disc having been exposed to various temperatures while inside a soft travel sleeve for some time could have aggravated the stress of a flawed disc with damage. Now, there's the reason they sell CD's and DVD's in hard jewel cases...