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The Steam version is the properly patched version. Origin sells unpatched version of the game, which makes absolutely zero sense.
I haven't played SC4 for some time now. However, people are playing it with Windows 10 and I did run the game, after I moved to Win10 from Win7.
You might have tweak launch parameters. Old game does not play along with multi-core system. Limiting core count to 1 by launch parameter solves that issue.
-Tarkus
Is there a specific way to type in the command that I am missing?
without quotations obviously and now it is working for me. Thanks Tarkus
Google "Simcity 4 launch options." The first result: http://www.wiki.sc4devotion.com/index.php?title=Shortcut_Parameters
No it's not... these commands are explicit, you must remove the spaces between CPU and Count, plus the one between the colon and 1. I.e.
-CPUCount:1
If you don't put the exact command in, it simply can not work. Want to be sure if this command is working? Run the game, then switch back to the desktop with it in the background. Open Task Manager (CTRL+ALT+DEL / Task Manager). Under Applications find SC4, right click and select GoTo Process. Right click the process for SC4, select Set Affinity. Windows will now show you which of your CPU cores the application can utilise. If more than one box starting "CPU" is selected, you are still running the game with multiple cores.