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To install a map, in your File Explorer, type in %appdata% at the top of the page where it shows your current directory. This will take you to the Roaming directory on your PC.
Here, find the Red Alert 3 folder. Inside the Red Alert 3 folder, you should see a handful of folders already there; there should be a Maps folder--go into that folder. If the Maps folder doesn't exist for you, then create the folder yourself.
Now, here is where the magic happens: if you've downloaded and extracted a map already, all you need to do is paste in the folder that contains all of the files related to the map itself (map.xml, overrides.xml, etc).
This is a very sensitive step: you need to make sure that the files are ONE folder deep inside the Maps directory.
For example, I have the map "zone_control_v1.4". The directory should be set up so that the map is placed like this:
"C:/Users/[USER]/AppData/Roaming/Red Alert 3/Maps/zone_control_v1.4/" with the map.xml, overrides.xml, etc and all of those other files for the map being inside the zone_control_v1.4 folder.
This goes the same way when extracting a map pack; DO NOT lump all of the maps in the pack inside one folder and putting it inside the Maps folder like that--the game will not read the files since the maps would technically be two folders deep.
If you use Origin, you will need to add in a registry key that allows custom maps to load; Origin kinda screwed up the installer in that it doesn't add in all of the necessary registry keys.
Hope this helps ya out