i cant play the game!

[Vslyyy]

i had bought and installed the deluxe edition, but when i went to play it showed operating system not supported, i dont know what to do or how to fix.

[Devsman]

It says the same thing for me, but when I click through the prompt it does eventually start.

If you've tried that, then I'm not sure. What OS are you using?

[Vslyyy]

im using windows 11.

[StringVoid84]

do you have answer ?

[NexusOA]

While glitchy, I have been playing this on Linux with Proton.

Go into "/Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction/src/system" and remove systemdetection.dll. Click play and it will say there is no systemdetection.dll. Click OK and let it run Uplay. Then it will say it again. Click OK. Hopefully, it will run after that. The systemdetection.dll is Ubisofts way of blocking bad system configurations so blame it on them.

There is also a mod that is supposed to get rid of it but I have not tried it out yet. It's called Splinter Cell Conviction Fusion Mod.

[Beckett]

Originally posted by Vslyyy:

i had bought and installed the deluxe edition, but when i went to play it showed operating system not supported, i dont know what to do or how to fix.

Necesitas ir a la siguiente ruta OCULTA C:\ProgramData\Ubisoft\Conviction, ahi encontraras el archivo .ini que de verdad importa, debes poner la resolucion de tu pantalla, si no, no funciona.

[Z. Con]

Originally posted by NexusOA:

While glitchy, I have been playing this on Linux with Proton.

Go into "/Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction/src/system" and remove systemdetection.dll. Click play and it will say there is no systemdetection.dll. Click OK and let it run Uplay. Then it will say it again. Click OK. Hopefully, it will run after that. The systemdetection.dll is Ubisofts way of blocking bad system configurations so blame it on them.

There is also a mod that is supposed to get rid of it but I have not tried it out yet. It's called Splinter Cell Conviction Fusion Mod.

Doesn't work.

[Z. Con]

Originally posted by Z. Con:

Originally posted by NexusOA:

While glitchy, I have been playing this on Linux with Proton.

Go into "/Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction/src/system" and remove systemdetection.dll. Click play and it will say there is no systemdetection.dll. Click OK and let it run Uplay. Then it will say it again. Click OK. Hopefully, it will run after that. The systemdetection.dll is Ubisofts way of blocking bad system configurations so blame it on them.

There is also a mod that is supposed to get rid of it but I have not tried it out yet. It's called Splinter Cell Conviction Fusion Mod.

Doesn't work.

I've worked by every means to solve this, but disappointing.

[NexusOA]

Originally posted by Z. Con:

Originally posted by Z. Con:

Doesn't work.

I've worked by every means to solve this, but disappointing.

Then you may need to install Uplay if its not launching at all. It tends to go like this: System detection to check the configuration, then it launches Uplay, then system detection again, I tried the Splinter Cell Fusion Mod and it works pretty well. You can drop the files straight into "/Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction/src/system" and run the game.

[7Cohen]

Originally posted by NexusOA:

While glitchy, I have been playing this on Linux with Proton.

Go into "/Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction/src/system" and remove systemdetection.dll. Click play and it will say there is no systemdetection.dll. Click OK and let it run Uplay. Then it will say it again. Click OK. Hopefully, it will run after that. The systemdetection.dll is Ubisofts way of blocking bad system configurations so blame it on them.

There is also a mod that is supposed to get rid of it but I have not tried it out yet. It's called Splinter Cell Conviction Fusion Mod.

Worked for me, thank you ! In my case I downloaded ubisoft connect first, it doesn't seem to work with uplay

[GabbaGhoul]

cant get this game to work for me at all

[drLU_]

Download Ubisoft connect on ubi website, launch game on steam it will open Ubisoft connect, connect an account it will link your Steam account and you can play.

[ElShadow_7]

Originally posted by drLU_:

Download Ubisoft connect on ubi website, launch game on steam it will open Ubisoft connect, connect an account it will link your Steam account and you can play.

hey dude i did what u did but it still dont work, ubisoft conect dont start when i start the game on steam :c

[Jeff4u]

Try to set the compatibility mode to "windows 7" for "conviction_game.exe" under install dir of SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction\src\system. This should pass the OS check. Check https://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/run-older-programs-in-compatibility-mode-in-windows-11-10/ how to do that.

After system check, ubisoft connect should be bring up to bind the game to your ubi account. You just need to confirm that.

I've aleady has ubisoft connect installed and logged in before starting the game. There is also no need for any cdkey in the process.

[TheBeanMaster]

verify integrity of the game files then try to open the game again

[dafchap]

Originally posted by Jeff4u:

Try to set the compatibility mode to "windows 7" for "conviction_game.exe" under install dir of SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction\src\system. This should pass the OS check. Check https://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/run-older-programs-in-compatibility-mode-in-windows-11-10/ how to do that.

After system check, ubisoft connect should be bring up to bind the game to your ubi account. You just need to confirm that.

I've aleady has ubisoft connect installed and logged in before starting the game. There is also no need for any cdkey in the process.

I tried to do set the compatibily mode to "windows 7" and i had this message (translated from french) "impossible to excecute code, because XINPUT1_3.dll is unfindable. Reinstallaton of the programm may solve the problem"
when I exectuted it directly in this directory (and not with the steam "Tom's Clancy"icon on my desk whis doesn't work in anycase). (it appears also when the .exe file is in windows 11)