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While troubleshooting the problem with Civilization III, I was able to found an updated game installer on the Internet.

Once the game has been installed, run it from the desktop shortcut or from the Setup window and it should work just fine Now double-click the setup.exe file and install the gameĩ. Click OK to save the changes and close the Properties windowĨ. Next, under Privilege level, check the check-box that says "Run this program as an administrator"ħ. There check the check-box that says "Run this program in compatibility mode for" and select Windows XP Service Pack 2Ħ. When the Properties tab opens, click on the Compatibility tab. Once the game installation files have been copied, open the newly created folder with the installation files and locate a file named setup.exe, and right-click it and select Propertiesĥ. Select all folders and files and just drag-and-drop them to the newly created folderĤ. To do that, double-click the "Computer" icon and locate your CD/DVD drive with the Civilization III disk. After the restart, create a new folder on your computer, for example on Desktop, and then copy all the contents of the installation disk to it. Once you have uninstalled the game, restart the computerģ.

You can do that in the Control Panel or you can run the Setup from the installation disk and select UninstallĢ.

First, if you installed the game without compatibility mode, you will need to completely uninstall it. To solve the problem, the game needs to be installed under Windows XP compatibility mode. If installing on Windows 7 or newer Windows version, it may not work. Civilization III is an old game and was designed to work on older computers running Windows 2000 and Windows XP.