Solve : stopid red alert gives an error message?

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Answer» Quote from: patio on December 11, 2007, 12:24:44 PM No not System Restore. A partition that contains the restore FILES for XP for your machine. Did you not get an XP CD with this machine ? ? If so where did XP come from ? ? like my parents dude... but i never had trouble and this issent really an trouble because you know that game is from 1997 or something.. yust want to play it is there any other solution then getting the CD with it?Quote from: patio on December 11, 2007, 12:24:44 PM No not System Restore. A partition that contains the restore files for XP for your machine. Did you not get an XP CD with this machine ? ? If so where did XP come from ? ? We bought it but dont know where the CD is< anyhow when i find the CD what do i do next?he doesn't need the XP CD at all. I ran DUMPBIN /EXPORTS on my XP version of kernel32.dll and cannot find the function anywhere in the list. Also, you cannot regsvr32 a dll file that isn't COM based. have you tried running it without compatibility mode enabled? My version works fine that way (albiet as a component of C&C the first decade....).Quote from: BC_Programmer on December 12, 2007, 03:43:19 PM he doesn't need the XP CD at all. I ran DUMPBIN /EXPORTS on my XP version of kernel32.dll and cannot find the function anywhere in the list. Also, you cannot regsvr32 a dll file that isn't COM based. have you tried running it without compatibility mode enabled? My version works fine that way (albiet as a component of C&C the first decade....). dude, ofcourse i have? how else would i get this error MESSAGE if i had not ALREADY did that it would say this is a windows 95 product only... thnx for help thoughdid a google search on the function in question and lo and behold the first hit was actually related to Red Alert. But I'll cut to the chase. EA has information on this issue here: Link Edit Not sure if you've already discovered this and found it to not work in your situation, but it might help. Short of of course actually TRYING to get your hands on a copy of "the first decade".Quote from: BC_Programmer on December 13, 2007, 09:29:13 AM did a google search on the function in question and lo and behold the first hit was actually related to Red Alert. But I'll cut to the chase. EA has information on this issue here: Link Edit Not sure if you've already discovered this and found it to not work in your situation, but it might help. Short of of course actually trying to get your hands on a copy of "the first decade". this is for all the peaple that wanna help me... I DID start up red alert it yust gives the error message cannot enter kernell32.dll trough entrypoint thnx for help though but check first what u post :-*lol Patio let me hear from you... i am over by my mom now.., i tried but it still says he cannot find entrypoint.... omg i really hate this

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Quote from: patio on December 11, 2007, 12:24:44 PM

No not System Restore.
A partition that contains the restore FILES for XP for your machine.
Did you not get an XP CD with this machine ? ?
If so where did XP come from ? ?

like my parents dude... but i never had trouble and this issent really an trouble because
you know that game is from 1997 or something..
yust want to play it
is there any other solution then getting the CD with it?Quote from: patio on December 11, 2007, 12:24:44 PM

No not System Restore.
A partition that contains the restore files for XP for your machine.
Did you not get an XP CD with this machine ? ?
If so where did XP come from ? ?

We bought it but dont know where the CD is<
anyhow when i find the CD what do i do next?he doesn't need the XP CD at all. I ran DUMPBIN /EXPORTS on my XP version of kernel32.dll and cannot find the function anywhere in the list. Also, you cannot regsvr32 a dll file that isn't COM based. have you tried running it without compatibility mode enabled? My version works fine that way (albiet as a component of C&C the first decade....).Quote from: BC_Programmer on December 12, 2007, 03:43:19 PM

he doesn't need the XP CD at all. I ran DUMPBIN /EXPORTS on my XP version of kernel32.dll and cannot find the function anywhere in the list. Also, you cannot regsvr32 a dll file that isn't COM based. have you tried running it without compatibility mode enabled? My version works fine that way (albiet as a component of C&C the first decade....).

dude, ofcourse i have?
how else would i get this error MESSAGE if i had not ALREADY did that it would say this is a windows 95 product only...
thnx for help thoughdid a google search on the function in question and lo and behold the first hit was actually related to Red Alert. But I'll cut to the chase. EA has information on this issue here:

Link Edit

Not sure if you've already discovered this and found it to not work in your situation, but it might help. Short of of course actually TRYING to get your hands on a copy of "the first decade".Quote from: BC_Programmer on December 13, 2007, 09:29:13 AM

did a google search on the function in question and lo and behold the first hit was actually related to Red Alert. But I'll cut to the chase. EA has information on this issue here:

Link Edit

Not sure if you've already discovered this and found it to not work in your situation, but it might help. Short of of course actually trying to get your hands on a copy of "the first decade".

this is for all the peaple that wanna help me...
I DID start up red alert it yust gives the error message cannot enter kernell32.dll trough entrypoint
thnx for help though but check first what u post :-*lol Patio let me hear from you...
i am over by my mom now.., i tried but it still says he cannot find entrypoint....
omg i really hate this

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