The CD key pop-up should appear, and the game should initialize the Origins DMR confirmation. Make sure to exit all origin applications as well by using the Origins icon in your toolbar or closing out the program from Task Manager if no icon is available. Once it is complete, fully exit Steam by closing your Steam browser and then exiting from the icon in your toolbar. Wait for the program to finish this may take five to ten minutes. On that tab, go to the button labeled 'Verify Integrity of Game cache' at the bottom of the list. On the pop-up, look for the 'Local Files' tab. Go to 'Properties' in the dropdown and click it. You can try verifying your local files cache to see if that helps anything:

Instead I took ‘The Collected Works of Lewis Carroll’ which contains a paper-thin modern printing of ‘Alice’ and ‘Through the Looking Glass’. I began to disassemble it in the gallery space.You should be able to input your CD Key into a pop-up window for Origin in order to activate the game once you have installed both AMR and Origins. For now though, I’ve chosen to use other routes into Wonderland. Eventually we’ll start that creative dance together.

I can’t quite bring myself to break it up and work with it as raw material, like I have in the past with other books. I have an 1872 second edition of ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’‘ sat on my desk in the studio biding its time. So, when I was invited to exhibit in ‘Beyond the Page’, an exhibition of work by artists who are inspired by books, I jumped at the chance to make a new installation piece based on Lewis Carrol’s books about Alice. As a child, I never ‘got it’, as an adult I’ve come back to it time and again to delve deeper into its enigma. It’s intriguing, magical, and whimsical but also deep, complex and it works on many levels.

‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’is just one of those books.

Instaling Alice in Wonderland