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I was wondering about a working 'Unfinished Business' and my 'Jagged Alliance 2: Gold Pack' is still hanging on the intro video. But now my Jagged Alliance 2: Gold Pack is working on Windows 8.1 64 Bit. I hope my workthrough is solving your problems too. What to do: 1. Download Jagged Alliance 2: Gold Pack on Steam. There is also Jagged Alliance 2: Unfinished Business included in the package.

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Change directory to 'C: Program Files (x86) Steam SteamApps common ' (it could be an other path of installation for Steam) and open the folder 'Jagged Alliance 2 Gold Unfinished Business' 3. There you'll find the files 'binkw32.dll' and 'mss32.dll'. You have to copy the files to installation directory of 'Jagged Alliance 2 Gold' right into it. Please make an backup of the original files first by copy and paste them. Go back to the 'Unfinished Business' folder and open the 'Data' directory.

There you'll find the file 'INTRO.SLF'. Now you have to do step 3 again. Don't use the main directory for pasting the 'INTRO.SLF', change to the 'Data' directory first. After this few steps my 'Jagged Alliance 2: Gold Pack' is working as it should. NOTE: Do not 'MOVE' the files, please 'COPY' them. Sorry for my bad english this morning.

Regards Karsten. My intuition suggests this problem is probably the same one encountered by other games on Win8 (and sometimes Win7). JA2:Gold probably wants.Net 1.1, which is neither auto-downloaded by Windows Update, nor even mentioned as a possibility if you don't actually run Windows Update manually (it's in the 'Recommended Updates' section). Copying the.DLL files as recommended by the OP probably upgrades them to ones that use a newer version of.Net (versions I know of are 1.1, 3.5 and 4.0).

Note that there's no problem I've ever heard of with installing.Net 1.1 on Win7 or Win8 AND the various.Net versions coexist just fine. If someone wants to check me on this, type Windows Update in the Search box, run it and select.Net Framework 1.1 under the 'Recommended Updates'. After install, a reboot may be required. If the game runs fine thereafter, it would be great to know.

I've never had this problem on my Win7 machine, but I downloaded.Net 1.1 long before I ever installed JA2: Gold.