About Redalert 2 patch
Command & Conquer: Red Alert (Full Game - Allied)This is the FULL version of Command & Conquer: Red Alert. With over 40 missions across an interweaving storyline, and a riveting soundtrack, Command & Conquer Red Alert's superb gameplay is still easy to take hold of and highly addictive after all these years, Red Alert puts the fate of the world in your hands!NOTE: This requires theAllied Discas well!You must have Administrator Rights on Windows XP in order to install Red Alert. (This is a Windows 2000 and Windows XP setting.) Please contact your system administrator or Microsoft for instructions on setting your administrator privileges.To find out if you are logged in as the Admin follow the following steps:Click the Start button on the Windows Taskbar.Select Settings.Click on Control PanelSelect User Accounts. Under the user tab you should see the user name as Administrator.To install the game, follow these steps:Insert the Red Alert disk into the CD-ROM drive. (Close the installation window that appears if Autoplay is turned on.)Click the Start button on the Windows Taskbar.Select My Computer.Right-click the CD-ROM Drive with the game in it and select Explore.Double-click the Setup95 folder.Right-click the install.exe file and select Send to.... Select Desktop from the drop-down menu. (This will create a shortcut on the Desktop.)Right-click the shortcut and select Properties.Click the Compatibility tab.Check the Run this program in compatibility mode for: box.Select Windows 95 in the drop-down window below.Click Apply, then OK.Double-click the shortcut to install the game.In order for the game to run properly you must install the latest patch.Locate the latest Red Alert patch on our FTP site.Get the latest Red Alert patchLeft-click the patch and drag it to your Desktop.After completing the download, copy the patch file into the Red Alert installation directory. (By default, this is located at C:\Westwood\RedAlert)Double-click the patch to run the patch file. This will create three more files: Patch.exe, Patch.rtp, and Patch.txt.Double-click the Patch.exe file to initiate the update process.More info here:
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Hi,After a month from replacing my mainboard (old board was fried during system shutdown along with PSU), I am starting to experience these weird problems...I use the onboard AC97 codec on my MSI 865PE Neo2 mainboard which is manufactured by Realtek and reported by the driver as an ALC655 codec...It all started a week ago when I was playing Far Cry when the all sounds suddenly went dead , I simply exited Far Cry and re-opened it and it was fixed for a while when it went dead once more, so I exited and tried to run WinAmp and listen to my MP3s and again problem was fixed...But I can't remember exactly when, maybe 2-3 days ago when the sounds starting going dead after a few seconds or a few minutes in ALL DirectX games (RedAlert 2, Toy Story 2 , Generals, Far Cry...everything!), even when running WinAmp, it would suddenly stop playing, and clicking on Play again did absolutely nothing! (does the same with WMP), even MS-DOS based games (ex: RedAlert 1) lose sound, Yet when I logoff Windows XP and logon again, it works once more but cuts off again after a few seconds.) !!Here's what I've tried:1. Re-install DirectX 9.0c2. Re-install Realtek AC97 Audio drivers (original one on mainboard CD)3. Decreased Sound Acceleration to in DXDIAG4. Did a fresh install of XP on another partition with just system drivers...--> And still the same problem !Note:-----1. Even when the sound is dead, when I logoff, Windows XP is magically able to play the logging off sound ! But when I re-logon and start (eg: Far Cry), the sound is immediately cut off after a few seconds !2. If I continue to play even after the sound is dead, I can occasionally hear the sound suddenly popping back on for just a fraction of a second playing sounds that were supposed to be played when it cut off..., but it doesn't keep that way and pops dead again..Any suggestions ?? Any help will be really appreciated...
