- Star wars battle for naboo rom not working install#
- Star wars battle for naboo rom not working software#
- Star wars battle for naboo rom not working windows 7#
- Star wars battle for naboo rom not working windows#
For each one, right-click on the Retail folder, create a new D-Word (32-bit) Value, then set them up as follows. You'll also need to add three D-Word (32-bit) Values to Retail.
Name: UninstallString value data: C:\WINDOWS\uninst.exe -f"C:\Program Files\Battle for Naboo\Install\DeIsL1.isu" -c"C:\Program Files\Battle for Naboo\Install\LecSetup.dll"Ĩ. Name: Launcher Value data: C:\Program Files\Battle for Naboo\BattleForNaboo.exe
Star wars battle for naboo rom not working install#
Name: Install Path Value data: C:\Program Files\Battle for Naboo Name: Executable value data: C:\Program Files\Battle for Naboo\data_pc\BFN.exe Name: CD Path Value data: G:\Install\SysCheck.exe
Now you'll need to repeat steps 5 and 6 another seven times to add seven more String Values to Retail as follows: Right-click Analyse Path, select Modify and enter G:\Install\SysCheck.exe as the Value data. Now, right-click on the Retail folder and create a new String Value call it Analyze Path.Ħ. And finally, right-click on the Battle for Naboo folder and create another Key called Retail.ĥ. Right click on the LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC folder that you've just named and create another Key called Battle for Naboo.Ĥ.
Star wars battle for naboo rom not working software#
Right-click on the SOFTWARE folder and create a new Key, call itģ. Open the 32-bit Registry Editor again and expand the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder/key.Ģ. (Oh, and for anyone else reading this later, replace the instances of G: below with the letter of your own disk drive).ġ. It's not exactly simple and there's quite a bit of scope for error, but here's what you need to do: Just tested it out by running the game and it seems to be doing the trick. So, I've managed to set up the registry entry manually. If you get that far, and if it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you take a screencap of the window there so I can take a look at the values of those keys?Īnd I'm back! Sorry for the long delay, I got struck down with freaking chickenpox of all things not long after my last post. When you click on that Retail node you should see a list of registry keys on the right of the window that should correspond to your registry file. When you expand the LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC node there should be a Battle for Naboo node and when you expand that there should be a Retail node. Open up the Registry Editor again (remember, %SystemRoot%\SysWOW64\regedit.exe for 64-bit Win 7, regedit for 32-bit Win 7), then on the left hand side of the window navigate your way to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC. Hmm, I suppose it wouldn't be a bad idea to have a look in the registry to make sure the entry for BFN is definitely there and hasn't gotten messed up somehow. Providing you definitely dragged that into the 32-bit version of the Registry Editor, it really should work. Normally this wouldn't be necessary, but unless the Battle for Naboo launcher detects that the game is installed on your machine, you'll get an "Install" option instead of a "Start Game" one, which is of course totally useless to us. With the game's directory created, we now need to add an entry for the game to the registry. Here's what your finished installation directory is going to look like (folders are bolded):Īgain, all the files you need are in the Install folder on the Battle for Naboo CD-ROM.Ĥ. Next we need to build the rest of the installation directory by copying files from the Install folder on the CD-ROM and pasting them into C:\Program Files\Battle for Naboo. Now go to the Battle for Naboo CD-ROM and copy BattleforNaboo.exe from the root directory (D:\) and paste it into C:\Program Files\Battle for Naboo.ģ. First we need to go to C:\Program Files and create a folder called Battle for Naboo.Ģ.
Star wars battle for naboo rom not working windows#
To get it up and running with only the game's CD-ROM to hand, we need to both create an installation directory for it and add an entry for it to the Windows registry.
Star wars battle for naboo rom not working windows 7#
Like a number of games I've tried since I switched to Windows 7 64-bit, Battle for Naboo itself runs perfectly on it, but its 16-bit installer doesn't.
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