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Yes, the game does run on Windows 10 based on various sources. Make sure you install the 64-bit AMD patch which is included in your CD/DVD. I also have the DVD version but running on Windows 7 64-bit.
If the game doesn't run, try running on XP SP3 compatibilty mode. Also make sure your Far Cry DVD is inserted in your DVD drive. Without it you won't be able to play the game.
The AMD64 patches will add an additional bin folder to the game (bin64) with a 64bit optimized FarCry.exe and patch the game to v 1.32. A shortcurt is created on your DT. This runs independant of STEAM so you now have two games. You can run either. Mods and user levels work in both but I think do not save the same.
I don't need a compatibility mode, running fine in Win 10. Comp mode may (or not) help but which one to use depends on individual machine specs and OS. Game configuration is a more likely suspect. STAY AWAY FROM "VERY HIGH" LIGHTING! Ditto for shadows. This alone can cause the game to crash on start.
"Very high" and "Ultra high" offer very little improvement over "high" THROUGHOUT THE SETTINGS except for WATER.
You can also change the renderer to OpenGL and see if it fixes your gfx issues or makes them worse.
The patch is amd64upgrade. It is just under 500 MB in size. If you can't find it, try searching for it on the internet with exactly this size that way you'll know you'll be safe to download it.
http://oi67.tinypic.com/2yv6lj5.jpg Well I can't embed the screenshot here. But here's the link instead.
And as for the patch, i couldnt find it. Checked through every folder and subfolder. Nothing.
I believe I had this exact same Failed to complete installation when I tried through autorun. When I reinserted the DVD again and tried through Setup.exe then the game installed normally.
As for the patch, that you can download from the internet. I'm sure you'll find it. Actually I found that as well. http://community.pcgamingwiki.com/files/file/442-far-cry-amd64-64-bit-upgrade-patch/ http://www.fileplanet.com/153236/150000/fileinfo/Far-Cry-AMD64-/-WinXP-Pro-x64-Upgrade-[English]
First try to install the game and then worry about the patches.
I have no idea why it wouldnt work.
He says...
"How to Install FarCry 1 with Windows 10
Every Action should be performed with Admin Rights!
1. Install FarCry1 to C:\ not to C:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Farcry... Important!
2. Install the "farcry_amd64upgrade_xx.exe" (xx depends of the language) Update.
3. Install the "farcry_amd64_ecu.exe" Update.
4. Start Farcry (64bit) with Admin Rights. No compatibility mode is needed.
That's all! Everything works fine (Tested with Windows 10 Professional (64bit))"
Win 10 is fine except for the constant Admin rights crap and the question of whether you have established Full Control over your folders. Untick any Read Only boxes in folder properties.
Starting STEAM "Run as Administrator" fixed a bunch of starting issues for many games in my Steam library.