Re: Can't run War and Peace 1796-1814

Sometime these 'launchers' (or autoplay for that matter) are faulty. They usually point to another exe file within that folder. If there are other files, try them.

mikheil via WindowsKB.com wrote:
Thomas Kuck wrote:
Does anything happen at all? If not, go to the installation folder and click on the exe file direct. Sometimes the shortcuts are faulty.

Hi. i got this game and it installed fine but no matter what i do i cant
start i.
If somebody knows please help. i got 7600 gt video card and all the latest drivers and windows updates. i press play and i won't start
i clicked Autoplay in the folder itself. nothing Tom. Its common problem
for some people with this game but i am suprised i cant find too much stuff
about this issue on the net that could help me.

.

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