[[Seven] CD drive not detected after install]

I bought it from Battlefront and it is patched to 1.12 also. I did not ran it as administrator (will try it), because I installed the game in another Program Files directory to bypass some of UAC problems. It is Win 7 Home 64-bit pre-installed (do not know which version).

[[Seven] CD drive not detected after install]

Hi,

I just installed CMBO on my new PC with Windows Seven. Thanks to this forum I solved the bug with yellow/white text on Radeon cards. However the game does not detect cd-rom after installation !?

Is there a workaround to this problem?

Thierry B.

[installation problem with new laptop.]

Hi,

I think an alternate solution is to install all non Seven (and Vista?) programs outside 'Program Files', but in [drive letter]:\Programs

This is what I did for all non Seven programs, bypassing UAC control on Program Files

[SC looks just like "Clash of Steel"]

Originally posted by Les the Sarge 9-1:

Fine enough designs, but here's what counts. They don't like my new powerful XP using computer. SC, it runs excellent.

Thus, it is quite immaterial how great those other two games "might" have been. They ain't on the computer any longer.

It's fine if you are the rare individual that is holding on to that aging hardware that still runs archaic wargame designs. But most computer users are more interested in upgrading, not hoarding clunkers.

Hi,

I disagree with that. We are not talking about "shoot them up" games, but computer wargames. I like beautiful maps and graphics , but frankly if I think Clash of Steel is better that SC, I will play COS. I will not play SC only because it is a Windows game.

About running "archaic" games on XP, you did not tried Dosbox. I can run so many dos games and wargames so much easier with this than it was in pure DOS that I am completly stunned about it.

I run COS as easily as a Windows game, and excepting graphics not up to date with SC, I see no reason to stop playing it.

TB