I've had that problem for as long as I remember, I think I always solved it by just opening the tutorial first. If you're going to play it it is VERY important that you keep save backups.

Well it's not optimal to deal with registry files if you don't know what you are doing and since collector made (?) an installer, just ignore what I wrote.

He does for the patches. Hazekel: just open it with a text editor and find this line: "Source Path"="F:" change into whatever your CD drive is, then rename the file to a.reg and double click it. Install Outlaws to the default location (C:\Program Files\LucasArts\Outlaws)

The game does have seperate patches for both Direct3D and Glide support: http://www.olmaps.com/files.html Not sure if it it possible to have both renderers available at the same time or the patching order. DirectDraw and Direct3D both work perfectly out of the box here so it's probably a nvidia …

Try checking Windows 7's audio mixer, it has per application volume levels and sometimes has some random errors. Re-Volt must be running, so hope it supports alt-tab... IIRC Re-Volt 1.0 doesn't work in Windows 7 so that wouldn't have helped you any regardless. Also you shouldn't expect to not get CD …

CDDrive:\Game Copy the contents of that somewhere to your HDD, select all files and deselect read only. CD crack not needed (I have the CD in my second CD drive and Shogo still finds it), but you need to patch the game to the latest version. CDDrive:\Data CDDrive:\Movies Copy the content of those …

To solve missing sound I had re-enable S/PDIF output in sound options which I disabled because I only use HDMI. Probably means the game gets confused about which device to send audio to, so try disabling/enabling devices in sound options, regardless of if you use them or not. For color corruption I …

Are you using a real 120hz monitor or a fake 120hz monitor? If you're using a real one there should be two DVI cables that you need to use. If you're using a fake one it won't be much use for gaming.

I had the same problem with this game. Probably it don't likes your CPU but I found the solution somewhere in the web: Just start the .exe with -nocputest Now it works fine with all options maximized. Awesome, but eh, where did you find out about that option? I tried reading documentation but …

7th Legion has an unrelated problem, Google found me this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAF5sSsxnZk

Go to the DirectX Diagnostic Tool - More help to override DirectDraw refresh behavior. I don't know if that would help against screen tearing though.

Try downloading the application compatibility toolkit and forcing directdraw emulation? For Fallout at least,, don't know if Theme Hospital uses directdraw.

You can edit the .ini to add new entries. Just tell it where the exe or dll file playing CD audio is. I don't know if it's actually a generic patch or not though, but I would guess it is. I got Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds (which a majority of nt compatibility users seems to be unable to figure …

Well. It's more complicated. Just giving anyone who has problems using DOSBox a dosbox.conf then telling them to drag the game they want to run to DOSBox.exe is more simple than telling them to do that, and how to create a shortcut that loads the conf in addition. I just find it to be odd default …

Why does dragging do executables to DOSBox.exe ignore dosbox.conf ? Is this intentional? Is there any way to change DOSBox's configuration when using drag and drop that doesn't involve creating a shortcut and adding "-conf dosbox.conf" (or -c) to it?

Try writing dir *.exe See if you get any results. Also do the same for any subdirectories.

Well. I never guessed lowering cpu cycles would help. Thanks. I also had to enable sound in the menus, but lowering cycles at least didn't give me a "soundcard not found error"

Says "soundcard not found" or something like that. Mostly default config, except Gravis Ultrasound emulation was enabled. When trying to run it through VDMSound, I still get nothing, but it doesn't give any error message. The last line is "TFMX:5" Using a CVS version of Dosbox... Tried with 0.63 …