Download Beach Head 2002 Full Version [PATCHED] Crack Windows 10

Not only the beachhead16 window fail to centered, it also "seem" to bypass Dxwnd and change my screen mode to 32bits and 60Hz. I did not notice at first because the resolution still keep at 1024x768.

Here came the .log

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No way, even the the "no-cd" beachhead16.exe could not cure this problem. Meanwhile the BH2.exe from BH2002 still keep the screen mode. We can exclude the obfuscated case and try to look into the .log file.

Download Beach Head 2002 Full Version Crack Windows 10

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Case closed, I patched the function ChangeDisplaySettingsA on the file "bh.exe" and the child process beachhead16.exe doesn't change my screen mode anymore. This is the same problem with T-Zwei.

Thanks to this thread I got BeachHead2000 smoothly working on Win10. Extract the files in the zip to the Beachhead 2000 folder and run the batch file (or run bh2000.exe manually after running dxwnd and keeping it open) to have a smooth full screen experience no matter your monitor's resolution.

Quick recap: the game is tough because it involves 4 executable files, each one with different purposes and needs. My suggestion is to bypass some initial menu stuff and hook directly the files beachhead16.exe or beachhead15.exe (I suppose for RGB565 and RGB555 color format) that are inside the beachhead subfolder.

Tested & working on Win7, using the fine class RIP, but probably things on Win10+ won't be so easy. My rough configurations here in attach, hopefully I'll refine them a little better.

Using just the config for beachhead16, I was able to get beach head 2000 working just fine in Windows 10. I used dgvoodoo to hook the menu exe and DxWnd for beachhead16 exe. However I'm having an issue the ingame UI text.

Still struggling with DxWnd; however, Beach Head 2000 works fine (no UI issues) with DDrawCompat v0.4.0 alone:

* Copy the ddraw.dll and (attached) DDrawCompat.ini files to the main folder and to the beachhead subfolder

* Select "Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution" and "Reduced color mode: 16-bit (65536) color" under the Compatibility tab for BH2000.exe, then run it.

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