Attention Windows 10 Users
Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2016 1:23 am
I'm not sure how familiar everybody who might be playing EE on Windows 10 is with the versioning system, but Microsoft is releasing feature updates to Windows now more frequently.
The initial release was Build 10240, the current release is 10586.
Before releasing such huge updates to the public, they release it to "Windows Insiders", people who chose to test newer versions.
Here's the problem: It looks like Empire Earth will be unplayable on the next huge update.
In recent builds released to Insiders, Empire Earth crashes out with errors in the Low-Level-Engine.dll. And no, it's not the bug that's simply fixed by applying Windows 7 Compatibility Mode. Even with Windows 7 Compatibility Mode it wont work anymore. I've made an Microsoft Employee aware of the issue who said he'll see what he can do, and I'll update this post when I know more.
For RealForce / Jodocus / Other Developers: If I remember correctly from reading NeoEE patchnotes, you've increased compatibility to newer versions of Windows before. If that's the case and you want to take a look at it, there's some more detailed information about the issue on my blog. You can find it here: http://insidewindows.net/2016/02/28/emp ... ild-14267/
The initial release was Build 10240, the current release is 10586.
Before releasing such huge updates to the public, they release it to "Windows Insiders", people who chose to test newer versions.
Here's the problem: It looks like Empire Earth will be unplayable on the next huge update.
In recent builds released to Insiders, Empire Earth crashes out with errors in the Low-Level-Engine.dll. And no, it's not the bug that's simply fixed by applying Windows 7 Compatibility Mode. Even with Windows 7 Compatibility Mode it wont work anymore. I've made an Microsoft Employee aware of the issue who said he'll see what he can do, and I'll update this post when I know more.
For RealForce / Jodocus / Other Developers: If I remember correctly from reading NeoEE patchnotes, you've increased compatibility to newer versions of Windows before. If that's the case and you want to take a look at it, there's some more detailed information about the issue on my blog. You can find it here: http://insidewindows.net/2016/02/28/emp ... ild-14267/