DC Universe Online Forum

As previously posted, in order to run DCU properly the following components need to be installed:

CrossOver HTML Engine
DC Universe Online Live
DirectX 9
Flash 10 ActiveX Control
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
Microsoft DirectX Runtime - Modern
MS Internationalized Domain Names Mitigation APIs
MS National Language Support Downlevel APIs
MS VIsual C++ 2005 Redistributable
MS VIsual C++ 2008 Redistributable
MS XML Parser
MS XML Parser (MSXML) 3.0
msls31

I can't seem to find the following to install:

MS Internationalized Domain Names Mitigation APIs
MS National Language Support Downlevel APIs
MS XML Parser

Are these installs listed under a different name?
Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers.

... are you stating that installation by crosstie does not work? ...

I couldn't get it to work with the standard installation.
Reading through the forums their was a post stating that this option of installs does let it work.

I just can't figure out which install package gives me the options i need listed above.

Retromac wrote:

I couldn't get it to work with the standard installation.
Reading through the forums their was a post stating that this option
of installs does let it work.

..and that post is over a year old and (perhaps) no longer
relevant... and I'm unprepared to download 16.6gb of a game
I'm not about to play....but I did check the frontend of the
install.....

*whether or not vcrun2005 is needed or not is polemical to me ;
the answer there would be apparent when trying to start the game
itself (after the 16gb download)...

*the DC installer calls dxwebsetup.exe (embedded) which fails
(because) .NET 2.0 is not included in the crosstie ; this might
not be a problem tho' - just dismiss the error...

*the components you mention are (or were) part of the IE6 install,
but, I doubt they're needed anymore (because..) I was able to use
the installer from crosstie and create and account with the DC
installer (which didn't work a year ago and does now)....(the IE
stuff -was- included in the past when this didn't work)...

...{shrug}...not my crosstie, not going to touch it (but) it could
do with the inclusion of .NET 2.0 to avoid the error, and the crosstie
creator should recheck the profile... (come on down Balfs =)...