Posted February 02, 2021

Vers_Darkmoor
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Registered: Sep 2014
From Poland

Jim_Hurt
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Registered: Feb 2021
From United States
Posted February 12, 2021



ddraw.dll.intel to ddraw.dll
I removed the intel and now it will not boot up at all.
What compatibility mode are you in?

feldercarb
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Registered: Feb 2021
From Canada
Posted February 17, 2021


2) Then in 'properties' of PG2UK220.EXE select 'Compatibility' and use the troubleshooter.
(PANZER2.EXE worked after that also, so maybe step 2 is not really necessary?)
There are several versions of Windows 10 (I run the 32-bit version, fully updated), but I would guess that for many people this procedure will work.
Yes, this worked for me
1) renamed as stated
2) then ran the compatibilty thing as stated
Note: I first tried in reverse order: ran the compatibilty troubleshooter without renaming the DLL -- this did NOT work.
Also my "direct play" option was already enabled.
My hardware: office grade laptop with Nvideo adapter (dual adapter). 24" screen on HDMI port. Win 10 64 pro
Post edited February 17, 2021 by feldercarb

lostcase2010
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