I just reinstalled it and it worked. Thanks for the help, though.

Open it up.
File --> New
Copy-paste old stuff into new.
Change your name.
Delete Original.
Save new one as config.ini

That's what I did to help a friend fix this problem. It should work.

1. Vista
2. Yes
3. It gives me the message when I try to save. I did exactly what the video said, still got it.

1. What operating system?
2. Are you Admin?
3. It's giving you the message when you are copying the file from my documents back to the AoS folder?

Try following this if you didn't understand what I said: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqKOv6uWY4M

Still gives me the message...

Right click on the file and go into properties.

Exit the user rights to allow you to write & read the files.

Then edit and save it.

It gives me the same message when I do that, though.

This is a very common problem, due to the fact that some operating systems don't like you editing files in certain drives. Try copying the config.ini to another folder, My Documents for instance, alter your name there, then copy/paste it back in.

(Please use the 'search' link at the top next time you have any issues, and use the Support category - posting in there if the search returns no solution).

Whenever I trey to save changes to config.ini, it says it cannot create it, and to make sure the path and file name are correct. Help please?