Windows 10 with Lord of the Rings - Battle for Middle Earth II

I got it working by going to c drive users your name and then moving the stuff in the battle for middle earth 2 folder and putting it in c drive users your name app  date roaming then in the battle for middle earth 2 folder t

I was able to make it work. You have to follow the following steps:

1. Create an options.ini in the C:\Users[your login name]\AppData\Roaming\My Battle for Middle-earth!\[\](http://images.intellitxt.com/ast/adTypes/icon1.png)(tm) Files folder. You do this by opening up notepad and pasting the below text. You can change the resolution if you want.

AllHealthBars = yes

AlternateMouseSetup = no

AmbientVolume = 50

AudioLOD = High

Brightness = 50

FixedStaticGameLOD = UltraHigh

FlashTutorial = 0

HasSeenLogoMovies = yes

HeatEffects = yes

IdealStaticGameLOD = Low

IsThreadedLoad = yes

MovieVolume = 70

MusicVolume = 70

Resolution = 1680 1050

SFXVolume = 70

ScrollFactor = 50

StaticGameLOD = UltraHigh

TimesInGame = 54

UnitDecals = yes

UseEAX3 = no

VoiceVolume = 70

2. Save the file as options.ini.
3. Run BFME2 under Windows Vista (Service Pack 2) Compatibility Mode.

I have done this twice now and it should work. Good luck.

(Side Note: If you want to play Rise of the Witch King. Follow the same steps above but place the options.ini in the Rise of the Witch King directory instead.)

I was able to get it to work for Windows 10! Follow LouisRiecken's advice (or wherever he got it from):

I also have tried the compatibility options... none of them work. I'm going to try this reply I found below out and see if it does the trick. The instructions below I know work for Vista, Windows 7, 8, and 8.1. Hopefully it will for windows 10.

The game was not allowed to create an options.ini in the C:\Users[your login name]\AppData\Roaming\My Battle for Middle-earth!\[\](http://images.intellitxt.com/ast/adTypes/icon1.png)(tm) Files folder. So if you don't see an options.ini you'll have to create one yourself... it should contain the following lines:

AllHealthBars = yes

AlternateMouseSetup = no

AmbientVolume = 50

AudioLOD = High

Brightness = 50

FixedStaticGameLOD = UltraHigh

FlashTutorial = 0

HasSeenLogoMovies = yes

HeatEffects = yes

IdealStaticGameLOD = Low

IsThreadedLoad = yes

MovieVolume = 70

MusicVolume = 70

Resolution = 1680 1050

SFXVolume = 70

ScrollFactor = 50

StaticGameLOD = UltraHigh

TimesInGame = 54

UnitDecals = yes

UseEAX3 = no

VoiceVolume = 70

Then run the compatibility mode for Windows Vista (Service Pack 2). It auto defaults to Windows XP (Service Pack 3) when you the program choose the compatibility mode. I've done this trick on two different computers and it works.

The game had been working with Windows 8.1 however will not load under Windows 10

That game uses cd-checks and are not compatible with windows 10

This is the only answer you'll ever need.

Credit:

Val at gamereplays.org