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Old 11th February 2010, 02:51 AM
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C&C Red Alert 2

I recently decided to try installing Command & Conquer Red Alert 2 Yuri's Revenge from an old iso file I had floating around my hard drive. I first mounted the iso and copied the files from it into a folder. I then used Wine to install. Everything went according to plan until I went to run the game. When I tried running Red Alert 2 (original) an error message popped up:Error - Unable to set the video mode.
When I tried running Yuri's Revenge the same thing happened with one small exception, the first couple of times I tried the Yuri's Revenge splash screen popped up before showing the error message. However the splash screen no longer pops up.

Any suggestions?

Update: I finally got Red Alert 2 and Yuri's Revenge to work, this is how: downgraded Wine from 1.1.38 to 1.1.18 , set compatibility to "Vista" , checked the "emulate virtual desktop" box , set screen resolution to 800 x 600

hope this helps anyone else who is having trouble

Last edited by sixfootmidget; 23rd February 2010 at 03:21 PM.
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