Overlord ii failed to start windows#
For 64-bit versions of Windows change the "\Program Files" directory to "\Program Files (x86)":Ĭombat Mission: Afghanistan: Located at "C:\Program Files\Battlefront\Combat Mission Afghanistan"Ĭombat Mission: Shock Force: Located at "C:\Program Files\Battlefront\Combat Mission Shock Force" The directories listed here will be for installations on 32-bit versions of Windows (the most common). If you have installed into a custom directory you will need to locate that directory. The directories provided here are the default installation directories. Here's a list of the files that you may need to add as DEP exceptions for each game. You will have to manually copy the missing files to the Windows directory (and you may need to launch the File Manager with the 'Run as administrator' selection in Windows Vista and Windows 7). Email and we can provide the missing files. If you do not find this file, then the game may not have been licensed yet or something else may have happened to the file. This will be found in the 'C:\Windows' directory. You will be presented with the 'Open' file dialog box where you will need to browse for the following files:Īll games listed below will need "Runservice.exe" added as an exception (which is the executable file for the 'LicCtrl Service'). If the game still does not launch (or you still get the error message), then go back and select the other option "Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select" and click the "Add" button to add exceptions to DEP. Note: Even if you see that option checked already, go ahead and uncheck and then recheck it to ensure that its activated! If it is not, select that option and click "Apply" and then try and run the game. Verify that "Turn on DEP for essential Windows programs and services only" is selected.Once you have gotten to the "Data Execution Prevention" tab the following instructions are universal to Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7/8: Click on the text that says "Advanced system settings" in the menu column to the left.Go to the Windows/Start Menu and open up the Control Panel.
These settings may be interfering with the function of the eLicense copy-protection/DRM software, which in turn causes nothing to happen when you attempt to launch the game. You may need to adjust your Data Execution Prevention settings in Windows (a built-in security feature of Windows, available since Windows XP Service Pack 2). Nothing happens when you launch the game, no errors, etc. It is not applicable for any newer titles other than listed below, and there is no Runservice.exe file for these newer games. Note: this article only applies to the games listed below.
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