Does EU2 work on Windows XP or 2000? (please say yes, so I can play it, but not if it's not true)
Castellon said:No Problems with XP.
If you encounter any, come back here and I will sort you out.
Fieldsa12Castellon said:Who is the publisher of your version, since the publishers write their own installers I need to know in order to find out which installer it is. The publishers logo will be on the CD.
That's the distributer, not the publisher.fieldsa12 said:Fieldsa12
Hi, I am having the same problem with a new system running XP. The EU2 cd locks up the system no matter what I try. The logo is hard to read on the cd, but looks like Info Flames. Would appreciate any suggestions. thx
The middle logo is Strategy First. When the menu comes up, the computer locks up if I hit install. The same thing happens if I try to load from the cd itself.Castellon said:That's the distributer, not the publisher.
What does the third one say, the one in the middle?
Can you install the game and just not run it, or can you not install it at all?
Castellon said:No Problems with XP.
If you encounter any, come back here and I will sort you out.
Commander-DK said:Hmm, did a search on my harddisc and I can't find any folders at all named AVI? Where is it supposed to be?
Jesper
Hive said:Uhm... did you try your EUII folder?
Castellon said:This is why each person should open thier own thread.
The AVI rename was a responce to the post imediately above the one that mentions the rename.
Since you said you had the same problem as the original poster my advice to him goes for you and you have not said what happened when you tried it.
Scandinavian EU2 installation problem (setup.inx)
This is a compatibility issue with some CD readers and the copy protection.
You can download a working file here:
http://www.paradoxplaza.com/files/patches/setup_inx.zip
Try to copy the whole installation to the hd and install from there. Put the downloaded setup.inx in the same folder and off you go. I just tested it and it works like a charm.
Don't copy the *.vpp files though
If you choose to make a custom installation and play music from the CD you will have to edit the music.ini file after installation. Just change as follows:
####My installation####
[Common]
music=c:\Program Files\Europa Universalis 2\MUSIC
####Change to####
[Common]
music=X:\MUSIC
Where X is the drive letter for your CD rom drive. After that you can delete all the installation files you copied manually from the CD.
Patric