Inside of the VM, you need to change the resolution of the display to the max.Choose specify monitor settings, set it to 1 monitor, and set the Max resolution to the resolution of your monitor.Click the Display option from the list on the left.In VMware Goto the view menu, then Autosize, and uncheck Autofit Window.Once I did that and the game started with my resolution, every time I moved the mouse it resized and went back to the 800圆00 resolution and all the graphics were messed up. Width is in the 7th place, height is in the 8th.For a 1920x1080 resolution on my virtual machine (the video card is a VMware SVGA II (Primary), this is the file for me: 9704529Ġ.5 0.5 5 5 5 2 1920 1080 32 1 0 1 0 0.625 You'll see a bunch of stuff in there, name the name of your video card, you'll want to look at the next line. Open explorer and go to the location you installed it, by default on 32 bit systems it is: C:\Program Files\Activision\Star Trek Armada II. 1, my laptop's screen is 1920x1080, and I wanted that resolution, so I first set out to change that. So, I fired up VMWare Workstation, set up a XP 32-bit guest and installed it there, mostly works, some weird issues with it though. Sort of starts, shows a black screen, then stops. Unfortunately, since I run 64-bit windows (of course, who doesn't now a days), it doesn't run. OK, I know Star Trek Armada 2 is a really old game, from 95/98/ME days, but I've had a hankering for playing it.
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