How to find my sims 3 product key

Other than these I have no idea how you can do this. Wishing you the best and good luck :. Found something different, I have the option to show CD keys available without installing that game. Originally posted by Haeloth :. Originally posted by KuraiNekoMT13 :. It should be the same for The Sims 3 but here you go. One other note -- if you have a compatibility program to run PC games on Mac like Crossover, and you have Steam installed inside the program, then you will be able to see the CD keys when you view the game inside your compatibility-version of Steam.

To clarify somewhat. Steam's version of TS3 is Windows only; Mac version is Origin-only unless you can scrape up a physical media copy, which would still end up being Origin-only once patched.

Support is right that keys are not needed to play the game on Steam, but mistaken in claiming that there are none. Steam does not serve up the product keys until the game has been downloaded and installed once, though, which is kind of problematic when you're on a Mac.

My usual advice in these kinds of situations is to find a friend with a PC and decently high bandwidth who will let you download onto their machine in order to get the keys.

Despite the instructions, you no longer get your code via email, if you buy the download version through Origin,. The product code is the code you need for installation.

If it shows up empty, hit refresh on Origin or log out and back in. Codes for extra content for the limited edition or the Origin exclusive content are still being sent out via Email.

If you did not get an email for those, please contact customer support. Zombies 2 Plants vs. Zombies Heroes Other Plants vs. So I did that and now, I forgot where I put my manual for my product key I was wondering if I could do anything without repaying for the game that is already perfectly fine Thank you.

Me too. Message 1 of 3 15, Views. Re: can't find my sims 3 product key! Message 2 of 3 15, Views. MorningTimeClou d. March TiaraOnaay Read this following article. Press the Windows key on your keyboard and type regedit in the search bar and press Enter. Click on ' File ' at the top left of the window that opens then click on Export. Choose a location and name for the file as this will be your backup registry file.

Click Save. This backup is created just as a precaution. Remember to never give out your registration code and to store it somewhere safe in case you ever need it again. Download a free product key finder or use a commercial product if the free ones don't work. Most of these programs let you copy or export the key so you can save it elsewhere if you ever need it again in the future.

Check the Windows Registry for the code but be careful not to make unnecessary changes, which could wreak havoc on your computer. See how to open Windows Registry if you need help.

On the right side, look for a value called Default or data. Double-click it to see the registration key.