- #RED ALERT 2 GAME SPEED TOO FAST FOR FREE#
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- #RED ALERT 2 GAME SPEED TOO FAST 32 BIT#
- #RED ALERT 2 GAME SPEED TOO FAST 64 BITS#
Leave the default to install in our case the game in the folder "C:\AR1\WESTWOOD\RedAlert" physical PC. Keep in mind that the "C:\" is the folder that you installed in the DOSBox configuration. It now asks you to choose the folder in which to install "Red Alert". It then asks you to confirm your selection. In our case, the device "SND BLASTER ASP/16/AWE-32" was chosen by the wizard. To do this, simply click the "AUTO-DETECT" button and then wait for the message displayed to the right disappears. The installation (DOS) Red Alert wizard asks you first configure the sound. Now run DOSBox and the DOS install version of Red Alert will launch. # Then run setup.exe knowing that we are in the "D:\install" folder on the CD. # Enter in the "install" folder on the CD. # Then, go into the CD-ROM drive (of the DOS machine) # Mounts the CD-ROM drive (D:) as physical as CD-ROM drive (D:) in the DOS machine # Mount "C:\AR1" folder of the physical PC as "C:\" in the virtual DOS machine. Then, at the bottom of the configuration file, enter these lines to install the game : For other operating systems, follow the rule cited above. The rule says that the output must be configured on the surface to full screen mode and overlay for the window mode, however Windows output must always be on overlay because it is faster than surface (whether in full screen or not). Output=overlay (By default this option is set to surface.) If you do not know, go to the display properties or specify 0x0.
Fullresolution= (In our case : 1680x1050). Fullscreen=true (ie full screen enabled) To do this at the beginning of the configuration file, change the options as follows: We now set "DOSBox" to launch full screen. Then create a folder in which we will install the game.
#RED ALERT 2 GAME SPEED TOO FAST FOR FREE#
You can also use a virtual drive if you wish as " Daemon Tools Lite".ĬDs of this game can be downloaded for free and legally by going to our " C & C - Download free and legal". Now insert the CD Red Alert (Allied or Soviet) in your CD player. (Your cursor should turn into a small + in a square) Open Notepad and drag the file on dosbox-x.xx.conf window notepad. In Windows XP : C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\DOSBox In Windows Vista / 7 : C:\Users\\AppData\Local\DOSBox Go to the "View" tab and select "View files, hidden folders and drives" and then click OK. Note for XP : In Windows XP, open any folder and go to the menu "Tools -> Folder Options". To do this, type "Folder options" in the Start menu and double-click its name in the list (Windows Vista and 7) Then, to access the folder where the file you need to show hidden files and folders. This will have the effect of creating the configuration file default DOSBox. Then go to the folder "DOSBox" and run the batch file named "DOSBox x.xx Options.bat". To install the DOS version of Red Alert, we will first install " DOSBox" that allows a machine to emulate DOS and emulate a virtual hard disk, a CD-ROM drive.
#RED ALERT 2 GAME SPEED TOO FAST 64 BITS#
Note : We have made this tutorial on Windows 7 64 bits but this solution also works under "Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7" (32 and 64 Bit, if applicable). We'll explain a much cleaner method compatible with many old games coded in DOS (16 bit). Moreover, we scanned the file used by this solution and it turned out that there was an unknown virus or a virus "". In the case of display problems is simply a compatibility issue with the new OS.Įven if a solution exists on the Internet to run this game directly under Windows, this solution is not recommended because it changes too much the game files and so it is not "clean".
#RED ALERT 2 GAME SPEED TOO FAST 32 BIT#
16 Bits can only be used on an OS 16 or 32 bit (16 bit in compatibility mode). In the case of installation impossible, it is because this game was created at the time of DOS and it is encoded in 16 bits. If you have already tried to install "Red Alert 1" in Windows Vista or 7, you had to realize that it was either impossible to install either graphics bugs were present in the OS.
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