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Integrate Vista's Games Explorer into Server 2008

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I would also like to know this. Can someone tel me which files Games Explorer uses.

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hey all

sorry but i didnt notice

what is so good in Games Explorer ?

Edited by aviv00

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I believe that Halo 2 Vista requires it :)

I also had problems starting Settlers 6: Rise of an Empire. It said that because of Parental Controls settings (does it even come with WS2008??) I didn't have access to it.. :/

FEAR needs it. I have placed the x64 and x86 versions of gameux.dll into my ws2008 install and when I try and run fear it starts about 2000 instances of rundll and rundll *32 and slowly closes each one then pops up the FEAR has failed to start error message.

Another game I have needs the dll file but I think it will do the same thing.

Did that. no change. Next thing to do is try a reinstall and see if it complains about missing games explorer.

  • 1 month later...

Anybody have a solution to this?

Windows Server 2008 is awesome as a workstation, even for Games, but having the missing Vista Games Explorer would be the icing on the cake!

  • 8 months later...

regsvr32 gameux.dll

Doesnt put games explorer in, but allows Halo 2 and FEAR to run for example.

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