(wich i have "mounted" using daemon tools) after re mounting the images i seem to be asked anyway for them, but the game runs anyway.
STARCRAFT CD KEY CHANGE 1.16 64 BITS
I used Starcraft with its 1.16.1 version and after fixing the colour issue i never had a problem with it.Īfter i changed to windows 7 ultimate 64 bits i managed to fix the colour issue with the same files, though now whenever i want to start playing it first asks me to insert the cd. Prior this OS change i could run starcraft but i had the colour issue, after checking on tons of forums for a fix i got to a file wich was refered a couple post back, the file made a reg edit wich fixed the issue, avaible for both 32 and 64 bits windows 7 versions. I recently changed my windows 7 home edition to windows 7 ultimate 64 bits.
STARCRAFT CD KEY CHANGE 1.16 PRO
I'm also running Display Fusion pro v3.1.10Ĭan any1 help me please i would really like to get SC running as i want to pass the missions on it b4 doing the missions on SC2 plus i got my girlfriend into it so she would also like to play the 1st game before starting the second lol I also have my monitor connected to me graphics card via a HDMI cable and got my LG 42inch LED LCD TV connected via HDMI cable also. Hey guys I've tried most of these solutions and they wont work for me (besides installing a second OS on a partitioned drive i find that a wast of room and time) when i launch SC my main monitor screen goes black and even if i alt tab it stays black i need to unplug the power socket in order to get a picture even wile the game is minimized and I've tried this wile in-game for SC still now picture wondering if any1 has any ideas on this? The most important bit: leave the Screen Res window open while you play and you’re golden.īy the way, Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty is out now! Now launch Starcraft!įor whatever reason, this admittedly odd fix solves the color issue. When you are ready to play, right click your desktop and click “Screen Resolution”.Check ALL the Settings, but do NOT check Compatibility Mode.Right click the Starcraft icon -> Properties -> Compatibility tab.
Back to the drawing board.Īfter some searching and some experimentation, he came to the following three-step fix: He tried the built-in Windows XP Virtual Machine, but that wouldn’t play it because the XP VM can’t change screen modes. It did launch, but the colors were all whacked out and the graphics were glitched in random places, rendering the whole mess unplayable. He was dubious, and sure enough, the 11-year-old game didn’t work correctly. This time, however, he uses Windows 7 as his desktop OS. Yesterday my roommate and partner in crime, Lincoln, busted out his Starcraft box (again).
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