dragonmaster wrote: try cvs Huh?

HunterZ wrote: Penta, what specific version of DOSBox are you using? DosBox 0.63, DFend V2

Did that... Covert Action works, Alien Legacy works... Wasteland is the only holdout.

What cpu core are you using? For non-intensive DOS games, I use normal (fewer chances for error). Also make sure that you aren't running other programs that might hinder DosBox and that your copy of Wasteland isn't compromised. Did you set the dos memory to the max (63m)? Normal, yes... I'm using …

I use D-Fend and it works slick, even with the latest release :) You might want to disable XMS and EMS (they won't be needed and can cause older games, such as Darklands for example, to bug out with too much memory...) Also, there is a difference with the renderer's and their options based on …

HunterZ wrote: What do you mean by loading a profile in DOSBox? Are you talking about some frontend? Er, yeah. Knew I forgot something. Using D-Fend

OK.... 2Ghz P4 with WinXP Pro. I load a default profile into DosBox. I try to load the game. It pulls up a dosbox for a blink of an eye, then returns to the desktop. No error messages, no nothin.

Yeah. Gotta buy AOD. CAOD is downloadable.

Hmm. Any idea where I could get the Med Expansion Disk, then? That's the whole reason I went poking through CAOD.😀

Doh. I'm trying to run command aces of the deep, but...ugh.

Every time, it looks like. For the record, I'm using XP Pro, not XP Home.

Event Type: Error Event Source: ATW-EM Event Category: None Event ID: 0 Date: 3/7/2005 Time: 4:33:03 PM User: N/A Description: The description for Event ID ( 0 ) in Source ( ATW-EM ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display …

No error messages. OK, did that, DosFreak. How I'm doing this: Uninstall. Reboot. Execute command DosFreak mentions. Install VDMSound 2.1.0. No error messages appear, all is happy. Reboot again, just in case. I right-click on an executable. I see no VDMS options. This saddens me. :depressed:

OK, uninstalled both...Again. Reinstalled VDMSound. Reboot. Nothing happened. 😢

I install VDMSound 2.1.0 on WinXP SP1. I then install LaunchPad. I reboot as instructed. Nothing has happened. I see nothing in the right-click menus. Nothing. Huhhh????