gdjacobs wrote: Mech 2 was one of the earliest W95 games, so they could be doing things in ways that are less than standard and less than state of the art. Anyway, good luck fixing this. If someone else could help me, it would be great. Heh 😁

gdjacobs wrote: I was thinking W95 input drivers. I'm not sure what the best way to fix them would be. I don't think so, because the mouse works fine in other games, plus, I also reinstalled Windows 95 to check, just in case it was just something temporary.

The only limitation is a lack of 3D hardware acceleration. So, if you're using the patches for PowerVR or 3Dfx in Windows, you'll loose some of the graphical touches you've been used to. It's working now! :) Big thanks goes to you and Phil! Although I am very happy to see it working flawlessly, I …

Start with Phil's instructions for Win9x DOS mode, boot to DOS mode. IIRC, you'lll need to install the DOS version to another directory using INSTALL.EXE from the CD. http://www.philscomputerlab.com/ms-dos-mode-tutorials.html I installed the game before doing what Phil said, just to see if it works …

Start with Phil's instructions for Win9x DOS mode, boot to DOS mode. IIRC, you'lll need to install the DOS version to another directory using INSTALL.EXE from the CD. http://www.philscomputerlab.com/ms-dos-mode-tutorials.html Thank you, I'll do this tomorrow cause the PC is in the basement and it's …

Running in Windows or DOS mode? Can you try both and see if it makes a difference? Hi, thanks for your reply. I've installed the Windows 95 version, and I'm currently running that. This might sound stupid, but how do I install the DOS version on the Windows 95 machine? I know the CD has both …

I've already posted about this on the Mech2 Forum but since I haven't been helped (yet), I thought I'd ask here, maybe somebody knows how to fix this problem. I have a Windows 95 machine with the following specs: Specs are as follows: Motherboard: Zida EX-98 CPU: Pentium 3 Slot 1 @ 300MHz RAM: 128MB …

Why don't you use hydrogen peroxide? I use it alone and put the plastic pieces at sun. It's cheap and you can reuse it. It doesn't matter how concentrated is it. With more concentration you will need less time to do a full whitening. Yes, after watching The 8-Bit Guy's video, I figured out that …

retrobright only works for certain case where yellowing were caused by flame-retardant compound that mixed in the plastic during its manufactuing process, so it wont work for other 'cause'. theres easy way to get & apply the 'retrobright': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU7vXMezW_I I tried one and …

I'm sure many of you have heard of Retr0bright. In case you haven't, learn more about it here: http://www.retr0bright.com/ I have many beautiful cases, there's one thing that's stopping me from using them in my builds, you guessed it, yellowing! My question is: Does Retr0bright damage or weaken the …

cnpr wrote: I dont think that model will work here is the exact model number 109-41900-10 also mine only has a vga port. Oh okay then... sorry dude.

Hi, long-time lurker here... I collect graphics cards and happen to have the model shown below, but I have no experience with BIOSes whatsoever. What can I do to "rip" the BIOS off the card so that I could give it to you?