Easiest starting point for that would be to run an elevated command prompt and then run this command: So if any of those are missing, you need to repair windows. ^ Not sure about BINKW32 & IFC23, but with the exception of the Steam DLL, the rest are all core Windows DLLs. Here is a list of of the DLLs my Civ 3 Conquests exe references (so you can compare it to yours): Anything under that is just cause it doesn't know where to go to look for the sub DLLs in the Windows install folder, but they aren't relevant now. When you run it, searches sub-dependencies - so I would collapse all the top level DLLs the exe references, and just make sure none of those are missing. My Civ 3 Conquests works just fine, but running does fine some missing dependencies (in theory). Basically download it, run it, point it to the Civ 3 exe file, and the seen what it says. It can sometimes point a missing file, or missing runtime like VC++. ^ I use this from time to time to figure out why a program is failing when I think it shouldn't. You can check the Windows Event Viewer - something could be auto-logged there in Windows. Are you getting any kind of error messages? Or error logs? I don't know if Civ3 writes any of its own error logs.
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