CCR, the game developer, has no official statement whether RFOnline works in Windows Vista. You still have to do some stuff to make it playable on your newly bought Operating System after finding out that there is a Hackshield error.
How to make RF work flawlessly in Vista (non SP1)
A solution was posted by RFO-ph Forum Sentinel, Apeiron, in the Philippine RFBoards for non-SP1 users.
Now that you’ve upgraded your PC and made sure that RF will definitely run smooth in your new machine, you realized that in Windows Vista, RF doesn’t completely work.
This is due to the the default settings of the UAC or User Account Control, a security feature in Vista, is causing a problem to your RF Online client.
For Vista SP1 users
TechNet subscribers who’ve updated early to Windows Vista SP1 does not need to change anything anymore to make the game playable for the system. Well this is based from my experience after doing a clean install of Vista SP1 and installing RFOnline: Crimson Dawn.
Windows Vista SP1 will be available to the public late March or April 2008.
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