Ok I'll get a log of the working monitor and post it here tonight.

Could it be something with windows 11 or maybe my graphics card? I did notice several instances in the log of some feature being unsupported when I glanced through it today.

I did try it on the third monitor and same result. Is it possible that there's a setting in DgVoodoo or my graphics card settings that I have wrong?

Got the debug done. Wasn't exactly sure how to use debugview so I just did the whole log after clearing the screen right before starting the game and stopping the capture right after the game didn't load. Filename Driv3r.txt File size 1.58 MiB Downloads 16 downloads Oh my graphics card is a PNY …

Both monitors are the exact same. I'm wondering if it's just an issue with Windows 11. EDIT: Got the dbg version in use and it still doesn't work. Where do I find the log? I'll take a video of what it does if that will help.

I have a game called Driv3r that only runs on the main monitor. In Windows 10 I successfully used dgVoodoo to make it run on my second monitor which worked as it should. When I tried the same thing in Windows 11 home, the game runs fine if dgVoodoo is set to the main monitor, but crashes when set to …

You're welcome. I haven't much experience with those old computers and haven't seen one in quite some time so I cannot help on replacing the chip.

Title has Windows XP in it so I assumed he was using XP. I think the linux reference was how he did it in linux.

For running GOS games all you need is a computer running Windows 95. I remember having a Windows 95 machine and running all my DOS games without a single problem. When I switched to Windows 98 some games would run too fast.

Probably the easiest way to do this is to use a program called dosshell http://www.loonies.narod.ru/dosshell.htm It is a front end for DOSbox and makes playing DOS games as easy as clicking on the game's icon from within the DOSShell program.

Your CMOS may be going bad.

Yes that is possible on a desktop, but not a laptop. If the laptop had Nvidia graphics I could just send the application to the other monitor. I got it. There is a button that switches the laptop display off and sends it to the external monitor.

I am running Dosbox on a laptop running Windows Vista with ATI graphics and have a question. I have a HDTV connected to the VGA connector as a second monitor. I want Dosbox to run full screen on the second monitor, but when I switch to full screen it defaults to the laptop display. Any way to fix it …