How To Fix EA App Error Code inst-3-1307?

Here in this article, i am going to share the details for the EA app error code inst-3-1307 which mainly occurs when users try to download the EA app on their computer/PC.

The error reads, “Something went wrong.”

As per the users’ complaints when they are trying to download the EA app, it does not pass the downloading stage and shows this error.

I also have found that the error comes whether users are trying to download on the internal storage or any external storage device.

As per my research, there can be multiple factors behind the error, and as of now, there is no single fix for this issue. You have to try all kinds of workarounds to fix whatever factor is causing the issue.

Fixes For EA App Error Code inst-3-1307

Fix 1: Check if You Have Enough Space On Your HDD or SSD

One of the main reasons for this error is not having enough space on your HDD or SSD drive. So our first suggestion for you will be to check if there is enough space left on your HDD or SSD drive for the EA app to be installed.

Fix 2: Run The EA App Installer As An Admin

If you have enough space on your HDD or SSD drive but the error is still coming then you can try running the Ea app installer file as an admin.

Here are the steps you need to take,

Delete the Old EA App Installer file.
Restart your device.
Download the EA App Installer file.
Right-click on the downloaded EA App Installer file.
Select Run as administrator.

Fix 3: Try To Disable Background Apps And Antivirus/Firewall

If you also tried running the EA App Installer file as administrator but still having the issue then disable the background apps under the task manager, as well as temporarily disable your device’s antivirus and firewall.

To disable the background apps go to the Task Manager and select the Processes tab, then check all the apps, and disable those which you don’t need while installing the EA app.

Once you are done with disabling background apps, disable your device’s Antivirus and firewall temporarily.

At last, check if the error still occurs.

Fix 4: Try Making A New User Account

Next, you can try making a new user account.

This workaround was shared on the EA official forums where some users have shared that making a new user account was the solution for them for this issue, so we also suggest you to try the same.

Go to the Settings.
Select Accounts.
Select Family & Other users.
Select Add someone else to this PC.
Restart your PC.
At last, Log in with the new account, and check if the error persists.
If you are able to bypass the error with the new account, then later you can switch back to your main account.

Fix 5: Check If You Need To Update Your OS

Next, we suggest you to check if you need to update your Windows OS. If so then you should consider updating your Windows OS, and then check if the error continues.

Here is how to update Windows OS

For Windows 11

Select Start.
Select Settings.
Select Windows Update.
Select Check For Updates.

For Windows 10

Select Start.
Select Settings.
Select Update & Security.
Select Windows Update.
Select Check for updates.

Fix 6: Try Repairing Microsoft Visual C++ Files

If the error still persists then you can try repairing the Microsoft Visual C++ Files. In case you need help with this process then follow the steps given below.

Go to the Settings.
Select Apps.
Open the list of Installed Apps.
Then look for your Microsoft C++ installations.
Finally, to repair the files, just Click on the three dots, and select Repair.

Fix 7: Reinstall Microsoft Visual C++ Files

If you also tried repairing the Microsoft Visual C++ Files despite any resolution to the error then try uninstalling the Microsoft Visual C++ Files, and then try to download the EA app again.

Fix 8: Try Reinstalling The .NET Framework

At last, if you are done with all the above suggested steps but still getting the error then we suggest you to try reinstalling the .NET Framework. To download the .NET Framework you can refer to the Microsoft website.