13-12-2004 12:06									#1
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after installing Civ2 MPGE for the first time in a long time, I fired up a game

everything starts correctly, all the way to the point where I am to build my first city

than it crashes

now games sometimes crash on me, because of my operating system (I think), but I am wondering if anyone know knows a work arround

I am running XP 64bit on a raptor/x800 pro (athlon64 of course)

Jon Miller
(I also have problems running Rome:TW, Starcraft, and RON)

	13-12-2004 16:31									#2
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With Civ 2 and XP you need the latest Indeo drivers...

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	14-12-2004 02:23									#3
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well, that site is interesting

(I borrowed Civ2 MPE from someone else because I couldn't find my Civ2 MPE disc, but I could find my Civ2 regular disk)

but which is it that I need to download and will allow me to play

Jon Miller

	15-12-2004 00:09									#4
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Hmm, civ2 might simply not be compatible with 64 bit operating systems.

Is there any reason why you installed windows XP 64 bit on your machine?
Do you have another computer whith 32 bit OS to compare?

	15-12-2004 00:17									#5
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quote: On the applications side, since the Athlon64 is completely backward compatible, you should have no problems running any 32-bit applications on a 32-bit Operating System. The problem comes when you try to run 32-bit applications on a 64-bit O/S and although Microsoft supports a “32-bit” compatibility mode in its Windows XP 64-bit Edition, you will run into problems with certain applications like the Adobe Acrobat 5.0 which is a part of the Sysmark 2004 benchmarking suite. Similarly, Windows Media Encoder 9 also refused to install while Aquamark 3 installed but refused to run.

	15-12-2004 00:20									#6
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The crash might have to do with the city display graphic. Did you edit it in any way?

	15-12-2004 00:25									#7
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Probably not. I bet it's an OS related issue. Or an issue related to the combination of OS and CPU.

A sure solution would be installing a separate partition with normal windows XP just for playing old games (rather all games ).

	15-12-2004 06:55									#8
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Gee... I've had no problems since switching to and XP based machine... and even after loading the big XP upgrade... no problems with Civ II

	15-12-2004 08:08									#9
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I am running XP 64bit

which does have problems running some games that XP runs fine (not sure why, maybe there are work arrounds I don't yet know)

Jon Miller

	15-12-2004 12:22									#10
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No workaround.

The only solution is to install a separate partition with normal XP (32 bit).

Why do you use 64-bit OS anyway?