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    Installing Civ II on an XP machine

    The reason I am typing the run command, is that double clicking on any of the application files does absolutely nothing. This is why I am stumped as to what is wrong - as said above, if there was an error message or breakdown part way through i could understand it. I don't believe that there is a problem with the disc (though I could be wrong), that is why I think it is related to XP - though that might just be temptation to blame the empire of Microsoft. I take it from the replies I have had that other people can get this to work on XP - is your version an original, that is, does it make reference to win 3.1 or is it newer ? I copied the game fine to my hard drive, but the setup file wouldn't run from there either - I am finding it a bit mysterious and certainly outside my skillset to resolve !! :x ;( :x
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    Installing Civ II on an XP machine

    Hi, Sorry for any delay in responding, I've been out of town. In answer to the final question; yes, absolutely nothing happens when I try and run the setup file. This is what is confusing, no error messages or anything to work with, just nothing. I'm off to try and copy the files to my hard drive and will see what that brings. Many thanks
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    Installing Civ II on an XP machine

    Hi there, I am trying to install that old warhorse Civ II on my machine, but I am struggling. I am unable to get any further than typing the run command on the setup.exe file on the disc. Nothing then happens. Is this normal ? Does anyone know of anything that might help ? I am running an XP machine, but otherwise all is standard as far as I am aware. I have tried using the incompatibility wizard but nothing happens. Is XP not suitable for programs from 1995 written for Win 3.1 or does it sound like I have a system issue ? I'm stumped myself.
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