The new StandBy mode goes big as the user can use their iPhone as a slideshow device, or simply as a clock that displays time and alarms at night, or as a calendar in their office. Then, iOS 17 also comes with a new app called Journal that lets the user write down their thoughts and activities throughout the day. iOS 17 comes with NameDrop, a new type of AirDrop that lets the user share contact cards with specific information seamlessly to another iPhone kept close to it. The only choices I have are: "EA Core" or "EADM".Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) was dominated by Vision Pro, but Apple also announced a major update to its iOS. When I go to that registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Electronic Arts\ The InstallPath value seems to be missing/not correct. Have a look at your RA3 registry entries, like it is shown above for generals. Once you have the InstallPath set properly, reinstall the fixed launchers. For example, my install directory is C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Command and Conquer Generals Zero Hour, but the InstallPath value was set to C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Command and Conquer Generals Zero Hour\Command and Conquer Generals.Ĥ. Make sure the value is set to the Install directory and NOT to the Generals base game sub-directory. There should be a value named InstallPath. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Electronic Arts\EA Games\Generalsģ. Solution: This is a registry issue related to a weird configuration in certain game editions. When I launch Generals/Zero Hour from the launcher, I get the following error: 'Generals/Zero Hour Installation Not Found'. Here are the contents of the error log file: Perhaps if I could install it in the D drive (same drive as RA3), it would look there by default and find the game? This is pure speculation, of course. It installed, by default, in the C drive. I also noticed that there wasn't an immediately obvious way to customise the installation directory of C&C:Online.
There is not enough room to install all my C&C games on the C drive, so doing so is not a solution. I was wondering how to direct C&C:Online to my Red Alert 3 directory? I suspect the issue may be that it is looking in the default location, the C drive, whilst my hard drive is split into two partitions and all my games are installed on the D drive. When I open C&C:Online and click Red Alert 3, I encounter an error message reading "Red Alert 3 installation not found." I am not using Origin. I'm using the normal version of Red Alert 3, updated to the latest patch, on Windows 7.
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