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I have the same problem. I've tried various things on the other steam forums regarding Configuration Editor and compatibility mode, but as far as I can tell, none of it works. I even tried removing UAC like I was told. It ran ONCE. Then I adjusted the volume and it froze instantly. If I try running it directly from steamapps folder, it gives me a Cannot Initialize Error. I am also using Windows 7. Also, there doesn't seem to be an option to alter compatibility mode under RightClick->Properties->Compatibility on the Discipl2.exe
This solution works for Gallean's Return and Rise of the Elves:
1. Just download easytoolz and start it (it's free).
2. A tray icon appears. Right-click the tray icon and choose - CPU Affinity.
3. Add Discipl2.exe (in Gallean's Return or Rise of the Elves folder - depending on your game) and click CPU - choose only CPU 0 - disable all other CPUs.
Start configuration editor and select whatever you wish (every possible selection runs after disabling the other CPUs).
Play and enjoy the game.
http://home.arcor.de/jasonvoorhees2k/index.html?titleFrame=programme/programme.html&mainFrame=programme/easytoolz.html
2 important things I forgot to mention:
1. You have to start easytoolz everytime before you start the game (it's no installation - you just start the exe and the tray icon appears). And make sure you have only CPU 0 assigned to the discpl2.exe (for both games). Check it in the tray icon > CPU Affinity.
2. Uncheck "windowed mode". It only works full-screen (I play in 1280*1024, 60hz).
This works 100 % for me. Everything else didn't work (compatibility mode, 16 bit, d3d, UAC, 256 colors, visual designs...).
Hope this helps.
program files (or program files x86 if you run a 64bit OS) > steam > steamapps > common > disciples II galleans return / disciples II rise of the elves.