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First post, by Shed

Posted on 2006-04-04, 10:01

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Well...assuming you have the original CDRoms of the game, follow this steps

1) mount a the CD-rom Unit (example: "mount D: H:\ -t cdrom")

2) mount the unit for games folder (example: "mount c: c:\games")

3) go to CDRom virtual unit (D:) and type "install.exe"

4) take care in installation when you choose your soundcard, this may cause a "hang" on setup program if you don't choose the correct...

5) once you selected the sound card, you must hear the voice of EVA Installer and some sounds background

6) the program ask you about a folder for game....(i put "c:\conquer")

7)after installation, go to c:\conquer directory,...and type "c&c"....the game must run it ....

*The only buggie thing, is that sound not very clear...having "pops n clicks sometimes" :??

here you have some screenshots

Reply 1 of 8, by wd

Posted on 2006-04-04, 10:26

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Try it again with the dynamic core and auto cycles selected,
at least if you got some x86 cpu.

Reply 2 of 8, by SBeaver

Posted on 2006-04-04, 19:30

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All C&C games run windows 2000/xp, even works on xp x64 edition. older versions of command and conquer 95 was a little shaky but the one that comes with "c&c first decade" works flawless. Just wanted to say that in case you didn't know.

edit: I'n not 100% on this but wasnt 95 availabe as a free update? maybe not

Reply 3 of 8, by wd

Posted on 2006-04-05, 06:55

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What does xp-compatibility help when you've got linux/mac??

Reply 4 of 8, by avatar_58

Posted on 2006-04-05, 08:21

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I've toyed with the notion of running my First Decade via dosbox....mainly because the older ones are quite blurry on my LCD.....scale2x could really help.

Reply 5 of 8, by Shed

Posted on 2006-04-05, 22:30

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yes, avatar_58, in the Development area i'm working in Shed FrontEnd , that have an easily change between filters and Scaler section

Reply 6 of 8, by Bejiita

Posted on 2006-04-24, 09:47

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I have C&C First decade and i tried to open command and conquer with dos box but it seems it doesn't have a dos exe it only has a win95 one that doesn't start in dosbox! Is there any way to make it work ?

What eva!

Reply 7 of 8, by DosFreak

Posted on 2006-04-24, 11:24

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If you have the Covert Ops expansion you can use it's DOS executable to run the C&C data files from the Win95 CD. Only bad thing is that you don't have the sound configuration executable so you have to enter the sound configuration manually into the games config file to get sound.

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Reply 8 of 8, by Shed

Posted on 2006-04-25, 11:31

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I'm using a old copy of C&C original game....i think it's intended for MSDOS

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