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![]() Put your cursor into the "Variable Value" field and hit the key so you know you're not inserting text in the middle of another entry. You'll get a too-small text box that has a field on the top for "Variable Name" and a field under it for "Variable Value". Highlight the entry for "PATH" and click "Edit.". You could probably create a user variable for this instead if you wanted Scroll through to find the one called "PATH". In the lower section of that new window, you should see something like "System Variables". In the Advanced tab, you'll see a button for "Environment Variables". On XP, skip to the next step as you're already on the right screen. In Vista / 7, on the left click on "Advanced System Settings". Right-click on "Computer" (in XP it was called "My Computer") and click on Properties. Here's how you modify the 'Path' environmental variable The solution is to add your Steam location to your path. Users of 64-bit Windows will have Steam located here by default: It's because older games (like RTW) are build during 32-bit Windows and will try to look for the program as in 32-bit enviroment where it could not find it, hence the error occurs. ![]() This usually encountered for those using Steam with 64-bit Windows.
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