UPDATE: problem still exists under program launcher that lets you run applications that have language or region parameters (locale) that conflict with your system locale parameters without having to restart Windows. Hiss!!!!:( Bad Microsoft! Originally posted by:I have found a solution that keeps the translations and gets rid of the lag in the game.

I tried to post my solution to both hongfire and anime sharing, but I couldn't get the ability to post at either of those sites. Basicly the solution is this: take the 10586 d3d9.dll and rename it to d3d9_alt.dll and place it in to the same directory as your aa2 install. The HF subtitle loader now comes up, there are subtitles in the game, and there is no more lag. If you are using the HF translation patch, it uses a custom d3d9.dll to load the subtitles, if you overwrite it. It will fix the lag, but you will lose almost all of the subtitles. Tested on: AA2 + append I + append II + HF Patch + DLC HF Patch Toshiba P500-ST6844 i7-720QM GT 330M 8Gb DDR3 Windows 14393.82 圆4 messing with windows system files is never a good idea. Just place a working copy of the file in the games directory, and windows will use it instead of the windows installed version. I am not familair with the game you listed, but i for all windows games placing the DX files into the proper directory of the game will force the game to use that version not the version that windows uses.

Also another reason not to mess with windows system files, windows updates, and sfc will return the file to it's proper version if an update or repair is run.

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