Move down to the end of the Intel section.Locate the following line in the videocard.txt file.Probably C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesLinks 2003 or c:Program Files2k GamesLinks 2003.Add the Device ID for your video card to the videocard.txt file. Under the same section write down the device name for your card, ie 'Intel(R) HD Graphics Family'Ģ.Under the 'Display Devices' section look for the Device ID value for your video card.On your desktop, open the dxdiag.txt file that you just saved.That will save a file called dxdiag.txt to your desktop When DirectX Diagnosis comes up click on Save All Information.Windows 7 - Click on Start then click on Run.Determine the Device ID for your video adapter in the Dxdiag.txt file. You can do that by right-clicking on the Notepad icon and choose 'Run as Administrator'.ġ. ***Please note, you may need to edit your videocard.txt file as an administrator. Next, add your video card to the Links videocard.txt file. Update: Windows 10 seems to play just like Windows 8įirst,make sure you choose a 32 bit resolution in the Graphics Settings in Links 2003 located under 'Options'. There might also be some other minor issues depending on the card you have.

The biggest remaining problem being that the aiming marker and ball flight are not visible in the top camera. There is a solution to this but it is not 100%. While playing Links 2003 some people with Intel graphics adapters may see some graphic problems such missing blank spots or rendering issues. Intel Graphics Adapters and Windows 7/8/10

Windows 7 1920x1080 resolution missing