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Re: Death Rally & Solar Winds

Originally posted by Qbix Maybe trying it with sound disabled as well. Already done, no difference. If you register at it. send me a pm and I will give you the same access as Stiletto and snover. Hrmm. Not sure which one that is...this one?: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=52551&atid= …

Re: System Shock SVGA problems

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Originally posted by acroig I spent about an hour with the game until it crashed to the desktop for no apparent reason. I've read others having this same problem. You mean it ran properly for an hour? I'm beginning to think that it might be easier to build a DOS machine with 6.22. It might...or it …

Re: 486 emulator

Originally posted by BladeTurbo i once had a 486 machine but it took a dump on me... *gags from visual* (i'm still in the market for one as we speak). also, running older dos games is a pain in the ass. i tried virtual pc, but it emulates a pentium class or higher. Virtual pc is cool in that i was …

Re: Micro Machines 2

Originally posted by OGT aint no way to get it workin under win 2000 ??? Well, I know that it's one of the more "persnickety" titles out there. It doesn't work properly with any kind of memory manager (No XMS,EMS, etc...) Have you tried configuring it for "no sound" and just run the game's main …

Re: Conquest of the New World

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Originally posted by trax| The version i have is the Deluxe version, and it's the DOS version. If you could, please fill out the information on your system specs in your personal "profile". Include your O.S., processor, Memory, Video card etc... This way we don't have to ask these questions for …

Re: Arkania 2 Star Trail problems

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Originally posted by mindglow The only trouble I have now is that whenever I move the cursor, it leaves a trail of garbage where I have moved it. This makes the game unplayable since you cant see anything after a while. The only thing I can think of off-the-top-of-my-head is that maybe your video …

Re: Basics

Originally posted by Jay A The posts about saving and loading games?! No - I missed those. That was here. Basically, you should go to the MAP screen for all save and restore operations.

Re: Discworld

Originally posted by Artemis-kun neither XP nor vdms gives any soiund whatsoever on that game... Then something is definitely wrong. You have any custom hardware installed, like a special controller adapter, or some such thing?

Re: Basics

Originally posted by Jay A Well, thanks to the help from your goodself I seem to have gotten it working Glad to hear it. Hopefully you saw the earlier posts about saving and loading games. Apparently only safe on the MAP screen. Is it true that Lucasarts have stopped producing the first 2 Monkey …

Re: System Shock SVGA problems

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Originally posted by acroig Ok, I'll try the original exe to see if I can get SVGA that way Argh! No! FORGET VESA (as in forget SVGA). That means running it in the lowest resolution possible. You need to get to the point of a properly functioning game first . Then, if successful, audio. Then, if …

Re: Connectix Virtual PC (VPC)

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Originally posted by Harekiet If you really wanna do it good, you should install some general midi emulation software in your vpc'ed... True, but I really don't need to run it in VPC, so I'm not too concerned. Besides, the audio performance in VPC is rather poor. Doesn't take much to overwhelm it. …

Re: Brightness problem - need your help

Originally posted by Unregistered I have "played" with all of the relevant monitor-settings -> no success . My graphic-card is a GeForce2. Which driver-version would you recommend to me? I'm afraid you are stuck. It sounds like your monitor is in the process of dying. No video drivers are going to …

Re: Connectix Virtual PC (VPC)

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Originally posted by Van Zan Errmm no I mean FreeDOS...does it need to be installed onto my hard drive? *heh* Well, there aren't many usable OS's that don't need to be installed to work, so I didn't figure your were referring to FreeDOS. It does have a self-booting function in the ISO, so yes, you …

Re: Basics

Originally posted by Jay A It then needed to install something called Runtime 1.1 for Windows, which it did. Actually, you should have cancelled that. It was installing "Video for Windows". That's Video for Windows 3.1, it's actually years older than the Video codec that is already installed in …

Re: Basics

Originally posted by Jay A I've tried running it under both DOS and Win98 - neither seem to work. Well we need to break it down to a step-by-step process. Start with the Windows version as that has less to configure. Change your desktop to a 256-color display and install the Windows version of G.K. …

Re: Basics

Originally posted by Jay A I am definately asking... Well we're going to need more info. Is this the DOS version you are trying to run, or the Windows version? If it's the DOS version, are you trying to run it within Windows or in DOS?

Re: System Shock SVGA problems

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Originally posted by acroig HEEEELLLLPPP!!! Ok, go back to square one. Forget VESA resolutions, forget audio, forget any "slow-mouse" fixes, etc... Run the install program and choose no sound and no music. Remove NOLFB from the startup. Try running CDSHOCK. Does it run normally? Try the "plain" …

Re: Conquest of the New World

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Is this the original game, or the Deluxe version? DOS version or Windows version? By the way, DOSBox only runs "real mode" 386 games or earlier. "Conquest of the New World" requires a 486 processor, so it is not going to work.

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