Phase 2: Check Game Files
Press the Windows key + R to open the Run dialog box. Type cmd and press Enter to open the Command Prompt. Type the following command and press Enter: regsvr32 uplay-r1.dll uplay-r1 dll
Close Uplay and any games that are right now running. Go to the Control Panel and pick Programs and Features (in Windows 8) or Add or Remove Programs (in Windows 7). Locate Uplay in the inventory of installed programs and pick it. Click on Uninstall and follow the directions to delete Uplay. Download the newest edition of Uplay from the Ubisoft site and re-setup it. Phase 2: Check Game Files Press the Windows
Exit Uplay and any games that are currently running. Go to the Control Panel and select Programs and Features (in Windows 8) or Add or Remove Programs (in Windows 7). Spot Uplay in the list of installed programs and choose it. Press on Uninstall and obey the prompts to remove Uplay. Download the latest version of Uplay from the Ubisoft website and reinstall it. Go to the Control Panel and pick Programs
Step 2: Verify Game Files
Step 4: Register the uplay-r1.dll File