I installed your update patch/fix for ra2 and the menu loads blank every time. It is an origin download so I dont think I have a installer to reinstall without another download. Free Antivirus Free Download Avira. Have you come across this constant menu problem? Work: didnt work: menu items not showing system: win 10 Yes. Please specify which graphics card you're using. You may also try using these. Copy only 1 ddraw.dll into your game installation directory at a time.

Try to start the game and see which ddraw.dll gives you the best results.

(Note: Usually you do not have to install Zero Install separately, it is handled automatically by the DisplayCAL downloads linked below. The following paragraph is.

I have Red Alert 3 installed on Linux Mint 18 KDE (based on Kubuntu 16.04). I'm using Wine 2.0rc3. My Windows version in the Wine Configuration utility is Window 10 (I have tried Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 also).

Where do I put custom maps for Red Alert 3 so I can use them in the game? I currently have maps in the ~/.wine/drive_c/users/myname/Application Data/Red Alert 3/Maps/ folder.

I also have a link to this folder in the ~/. Download Hiiro No Kakera S2 Sub Indo Mp4 here. wine/drive_c/users/myname/AppData/Roaming/Red Alert 3/ folder. None of the custom maps are displaying in the game. I have Red Alert 3 installed on Linux Mint 18 KDE (based on Kubuntu 16.04). I'm using Wine 2.0rc3. My Windows version in the Wine Configuration utility is Window 10 (I have tried Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7 also).

Wine compatibility tends to break with the newer(ish) Windows API's - first introduced in Windows Vista. A 32-bit Wineprefix set to Windows XP is the best starting point for older games with Windows XP compatiblity (like RA III). See Start with a clean 32-bit Wineprefix set to Windows XP. Install Red Alert III.

Install your maps (as before). Then run the RA III game manually. Change Directory into the main game directory first (???

= put in the correct path) and run the main game executable (??? = put the correct executable name).