EDIT: I must have still been writing when tdug posted, and I have not actually tried installing any games

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There are two ways: Easy way: 1. Go to Options Player Language If this did'nt work then do this: Hard Way: 2. To change the language to english browse all the folders in the Rise of Nations Thrones and Patriots directory that can be foun. Hello everyone and good afternoon, i am hoping someone could help me go in the right direction when it comes to trying to connect/create a LAN game. I recently purchased this game and i am trying to create a LAN game to play with my relatives which live in the same household. However every time i. Jul 13, 2017  Greetings, today at 10:30am PDT the following patch was deployed and is currently live: Patch 1.20. Fixed an issue where music volume in settings was not carrying over into gameplay. Fixed an issue where music cuts out when major events occur in gameplay. Fixed an issue where music volume was being increased on track rollover.

to Win10 . I am still using the same installs from Win7 (with close to 200 games installed I am not amenable

to doing the old fashion reformat and clean install of Windows of any version).

However, you were able to install the game, so regardless of if these old forms of DRM are being blocked

by MS,or not, the following may help.

(If Win10 is blocking the old DRM, Win10 will never be the 'best Windows for gaming, ever'. )
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'at end was asked to reboot'

The original Rise of Nations was released in '03 and should not have a DRM problem (EDIT: unless it is true that

Win10 is blocking various forms of DRM), but the version from '06 may have one of the nasty DRM that were not compatible with 64bit OS's (including Win7 and XP).

These were most common with games released between '04-'06.

Games don't often ask you to reboot, so that may be an indication this game uses one of these DRM versions

(Starforce, SecureROM and Tages were all notorious), so dodgy DRM is worth exploring.

Fortunately, while these evil forms of DRM caused lots of issues for legitimate owners, they didn't stop the

hackers, and you can get a noCD fix which bypasses the DRM.

- noCD's are a legal grey area, but it's only fair that someone who bought a legitimate version of a game

should be able get around obstructive copy protection.

- Install the games patch first, and if the game still does not launch download the appropriate noCD.

I've just had a look at the noCD for patch version 1.03 and it is a simple .exe replacement.

I usually make a new sub-folder in the directory that contains the games executable (nations.exe ) and move the original to that folder for backup.

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I then move the extracted noCD nations.exe to that directory.

Make a new shortcut from the noCD nations.exe and you should be good to go.

Note that your Anti-virus may flag the noCD as a Trojan or similar. I have over 100 noCD's (I am legit, but hate

using the disks) and the few noCD fixes that have been flagged have been false positives.

The reason for the flagging is a noCD works similar to a Trojan in circumventing the DRM, and the AV picks up

on that activity. It's not seeing a known evil.

- Another option... If you are installing the game to the default location - Program Files (X86) - try installing to

another location. If you have only the one partition you can make a new folder in C: and install there.

This method circumvents occasional permissions issues that happen when installing to any of the three

protected 'Programs' folders.

- If the options above don't help, then it looks like Win10 is successfully blocking old DRM.

There are many people still playing older games who will be very unhappy campers if this is true.

Win10 as a gaming platform will then fail.

- EDIT: In the event of Windows blocking unsigned drivers you can disable that feature -

how-to-disable-driver-signature-verification-on-64-bit-windows so-that-you-can-install-unsigned-drivers/