Does Steam use ram/otherwise slow down your computer even if you have disabled it from automatically running when the computer starts? (ie is there anything more you can do to contain it? )
Start task manager and check if it's there.
Don't you have a ‘kill process’ option?
I have set it to never start or log in until and unless I explicitly tell it to.
Thanks a lot, I'll try it outIt should be. I would just download and duplicate. Then back grade to that version. I have a beta version, a nightly version and a stable build downlaoded and run them sepertly.
It's been happening to other people as well.Has twitter anti-hotlinking measures broken stuff for everyone or just for me?
At the risk of trying to teach your granny to suck eggs (sorry!), this sounds very much like the perennial post-WinXP problem of Windows' VirtualStore sticking/hiding the "real" ../Conquests/Saves folder in the ../Accounts/[User] (?) directory instead of C:/ProgramFiles/.../Conquests/Saves ...?In the game I can save and load files, and browse into and out of the Saves folder. With windows explorer I can browse to the install directory and see all the installed files, Civ3Conquests.exe for example. But I cannot see the Saves directory. I run command prompt as administrator and browse to the install directory and it is the same, "dir" gives Civ3Conquests.exe but not Saves.
Search for *BC.sav in this PC did it, I should have thought about that. They hid it well, C:/Users/localadmin/AppData/Local/VirtualStore/Program Files (x86)/Fraxis Games/.....At the risk of trying to teach your granny to suck eggs (sorry!), this sounds very much like the perennial post-WinXP problem of Windows' VirtualStore sticking/hiding the "real" ../Conquests/Saves folder in the ../Accounts/[User] (?) directory instead of C:/ProgramFiles/.../Conquests/Saves ...?
@Puppeteer once made a video advising installation outside C:/ProgramFiles, for just this reason.
But if this is the problem, then you should be able to find the actual location of the folder by simply asking WindozeExploder to search your HDD for *BC.sav files.
I'm curious how you're getting a CD-version of the game to even run, though? AFAIK, most CD-versions use(d) SecuROM, which needs secdrv.sys, which a Microsoft Security Update disabled in late 2015, and Win10-users aren't even given the option to roll back/ uninstall that...
That would be this link here:Firaxis approved noCD patch from some magazine but then ı know nothing about Windows10 . Hopefully the world will end before ı will have to get it .
Replying here as it is not an FAQ. Iptables are a way of setting a particular way of responding to a particular URI. So I think you could set it to load an image from your disk (say /home/user/images/smilies/mywink.gif) whenever https://forums.civfanatics.com/images/smilies/wink.gif is on a page. It is not actually something I am very familiar with, but I know you can do it and I think iptables is one way BICBW.What's that?If you really wanted to I am sure you could implement this locally, by saving your prefered smilie set and putting entrie(s) in you iptables.