I would really have an easier time figuring this out if i could skip the intro movie. Is there anyway someone can provide a save game file, with a tip on installing it? This might help a ton! Im thinking the error occurs on the transition from movie to game, so if i could jump straight to the game …

Found out those fix files weren't any different from what i currently had, just under different names.. back to the drawing board i guess...

I just noticed the two other sites you put up on your previous post, and have found another route to try in order to fix this.. It involves the files t7gfix3.zip on the first new site... will keep you posted.

I have no clue what to think of other people being able to play T7G and it completely failing on my pc. Since its always at the same part in the game, right as the intro video finishes and where i would assume that the game engine itself boots, the only possible answer could be that maybe i have …

Yeah, those are the links for the beta player/s which also seem to crash at the same point. You wouldn't believe how many different places i've looked to get this working ><. Been all over the t7g3.com forums etc. Just downright Annoying 🙁

Still running identical as before =\ "File is not a VDX file." - reoccurring error Crash still in the same spot after doing the mount just as you showed me. Also attempted all these scenarios on a slightly older laptop, and still no luck.

My bad i must have hit C, when it fact the install does run from D. Your correct, was a blunder on my part. The correct command i used was D:\install

Minor update.. The bug that asks me to put in the second CD was just that, a bug. I can press cancel 2x and get it to continue. But i still get the VDX file error. Ive been trying to install the 1.30 patch update, but that does not seem to work either. The odd thing is that the game crashes at the …

So i re-installed following the above suggestion to a T. This time it ran just as before (choppy and slow) and cut off at the Identical point as both previous versions of the install. I mounted my C and D drives (which are the correct names and not substituted by other letters) just as in the 60 …

Also forgot, the DOSbox installation attempt played with no intro sound as if i had mounted the ISO with 120% or daemon, but a little worse as there was nothing beside dialog sound until the opening movie.

I've been working for the past couple days on and off on trying to get T7G to work on my XP machine. I was attempting to use the beta player and the other options i had available before using dosbox, but all attempts were proven pointless. I actually had the game running using the beta player, but …