Windows7 can not play World of Warcraft solution

  

In fact, Warcraft can not run is not compatible with the system language, the system's default language is English, even after installing the official Simplified Chinese package, the system still thinks that it is English, so as long as the small Modify it to make the system recognize it as Simplified Chinese.

First execute the registry file, then replace war3.exe and game.dll, use the registry file to skip the opening animation of the first startup

Note: Please backup before replacing War3.exe and game.dll in case of emergency, this step is very important

This is the solution to replace 2 files, the file is in the attachment

But I think this method is not good. . . . . . .

There is still a way

Let the system be recognized as Simplified Chinese, don't play any Warcraft patch! The method is as follows

Win+R Call out"Run”Enter&ldquo ;regedit” (without quotes) Enter and open the Registry Editor. Expand the [[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SYSTEM\\ControlSet001\\Control\\Nls\\Language] branch, and find the two string values ​​“Default and “InstallLanguage” in the right window, and double-click them respectively in the edit dialog box that pops up. Change its numerical data to “0804" (ie Simplified Chinese), (default is 0409, ie English) Click ““OK” button to save. Restart and log in to Windows
Running, this method is very simple.

After the Chinese language is packaged, the system recognizes English, and naturally no modification is required.

There is also a way to change it with a binary editor. The same principle

English version of Windows 7 may not play Warcraft 3, will prompt for a specific language version. Modify the game.dll file. Any Warcraft 3 version of the general

regardless of Warcraft which version of the game.dll on the system language version is judged in one place.

In other words, it would be nice to change one place.

Using UltraEdit to open the game.dll search 3D0408000074, remember to be the first place to search, 1.22 and 1.23 may find two places, is the one in front.

Change 74 to EB, which is a capitalized EB. Then save it.

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