Worms 2 on XP Instructions
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stuart_ree 29 Sep 2008 12:55
Possible Solution
Right, after trawling through various forums I've found a solution that worked for.
Problem
After clicking install, nothing would happen. Occasionally the error mentioned in the first
post would occur, but normally just plain nothing. I tried finding and replacing the files
mentioned in some other posts (such as the autoexec.nt, config.nt, etc.) but this didn't work.
My Solution
1. Insert CD into Drive
2. Go to Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Program Compatibility Wizard
3. Click next
4. Select "I want to use the program in the CD-ROM drive, and click next
5. Select "Microsoft Windows 95", click next
6. Do not select any of the options on the next screen, they are unnecessary, just click next
7. Click next
8. Select option for "Remember settings"
9. Close Wizard
Worms 2 should now install properly
Once installed
1. Navigate to "C:\Team17\Worms2"
2. For each ".exe" file (see list below):
2.1. right click on file
2.2. select "Properties"
2.3. select "Compatibility" tab
2.4. select option for "Run this program in Compatibly mode for"
2.5. ensure drop down menu shows "Windows 95"
2.6. click ok
The files you need to perform step 2 for are:
C:\Team17\Worms2\worms2
C:\Team17\Worms2\Frontend
C:\Team17\Worms2\Binaries\Landgen
C:\Team17\Worms2\Data\Wav\BankEditor
You should now have to game installed, and you should be able to play it by either inserting
the CD, and clicking on the play icon, or finding the program on the start menu, and
inserting the CD when required.
Side Note
These steps worked for me, and should hopefully for you. The only other thing that I did
before trying these steps was to install Service Pack 3 for Windows XP. I don't know if this
effected the install, so it might be an idea to install Service Pack 3 before you try these steps
if it isn't already installed on the machine.
In any case, you should install Service Pack 3, as it is always good practice to make sure
your operating system is fully up-to-date.