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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
This is a great game and now I don't have to worry about losing the CD this time!
Steam isnt perfect but imo if your not hacking or going to bit torrent sites and doing stupid ♥♥♥♥ it is rock steady.
Basically the problem is that the game can't find 'Steam.dll'. Well, let's help it out! :)
1. Navigate to your Steam folder, which on my PC is located under:
Computer -> Local Disk (C:) -> Program Files (x86) -> Steam
2. Inside that Steam folder you will find a file called 'Steam.dll'. (This is what the game is trying to find)
3. COPY 'Steam.dll'
4. Now we have to find the folder for Hitman 2: Silent Assassin. This is where we are going to place our copy of 'Steam.dll'.
So, inside your Steam folder, find another folder called 'steamapps'. Then, 'common'. This is where Steam store the program files for your non-Valve games (like Hitman). Locate the folder entitled 'Hitman 2 Silent Assassin', and open it.
5. Almost done! Now that we're in the Hitman 2 Folder, PASTE the 'Steam.dll' file (that one we copied earlier). Now, when Steam tries to start Hitman 2, it will find this .dll file that it could not previously.
6. Launch the game, and it should work.
You don't need to delete anything or edit your registry. Hope this helps anyone in the future! :)
Thank you squareb0x! I know it has been some years since you posted this solution. Even now (about 4 years later) -- it was helpful. Seems like this note should be pinned to the top since it is likely that ANYBODY that launches this game on Steam would run into this problem.
Also, a Plus to Steam gaming enthusiasts: Steam is pretty diligent in fixing this type of problem. For example, the retail version of Grand Theft Auto IV Complete will NOT install on Windows 10 machines, citing: Failure to meet minimum specifications. I had to abandon my retail license from Windows XP and Windows 7 to buy the Steam version that works flawlessly on Windows 10.