Commander Windows 7 64 Bit
Total Commander 64-bit is a file manager replacement that offers multiple language support, search, file comparison, directory synchronization, quick view panel with. Dfx Audio Enhancer 5.1 on this page.
Because and its movement system in zero-gravity space is more full-3D than most FPS games, I wanted to bust out the old Microsoft Strategic Commander. Unfortunately it hasn’t been supported since Windows XP, and I’m on Windows 7. Read on for how to get it working.
The most important thing was finding some freeware called “Strategic Engine 1.3” made by Philip Merwarth. Its user interface is more minimalist than Microsoft’s original one, but it looks like all the same functionality’s there–even timing-based scripting accurate to 10ms and getting the buttons to light up. Looks like he might’ve added a few extra features too, if my memory of the old intereface is correct. I would tell you to check the “Donate” link in the software’s Miscellaneous menu if you want to support the coder, but given that the “check for updates” link is currently broken, I don’t know if any donation money would ever actually get to him. If you find this, Mr. Philip Merwarth, thank you.
For anyone interested. So far I’ve gotten two emails back from people thanking me for hosting here (both before I migrated to a site that would’ve allowed them to post thanks as comments) Thank you so much! *kiss* and Hi Nicolas, thank you very much for providing this article and download mirror because I had been searching for long where to download this software! Nom I'm able to use my Strategic Commander hardware on Win7 64. Cheers, Categories. The failure to expand shell folder constant sounds like a direct result of bitdefender preventing it from accessing that constant or that folder. Bitdefender blocking it may be based on either of two things: possibility one is that either my site and/or that file’s been compromised (in which case you’d be the first person reporting it).
Possibility two is that on a global scale, it’s an uncommonly-downloaded-and-used-enough file that bitdefender’s database doesn’t recognize it, and is acting on the safe side; this has become relatively common in antivirus software and I generally like it on principle, but it gets the occasional false positive. If it’s any reassurance, you should be able to completely block it in your OS or bitdefender firewall settings with no ill side-effects. The only part of it that I remember using the network/internet was the built-in donation link, but as mentioned by previous posters, that’s been unusable for awhile now. Let us know if/how you try it out again and whether you find a solution to your problem ~N. Hello, First, thank you so much for not only taking the time to make this driver, but for also sharing it with the rest of us as well. I just installed this to use while playing Guild Wars 2. I am able to setup most buttons, but am still having some small issues.