Newman-Haas Racing. Apparently it needs the CD to install, but the installer on said CD won't proceed as it lacks a certain .dll file. Bad programming right there.

I don't have to do anything, both the full game and demo worked right away on Win98 VM. The full game is the Accolade USA 1999 release. The game uses Glide3x renderer or Direct3D, both worked at 60FPS on any PC/laptops from the last 7 years. If you have AMD CPUs, then you need to replace TD5_D3D. …

Dancsi40 wrote on 2021-03-29, 22:15: Ok, usually, we can check the version of the game's executable in the properties - version tab. If it says 1.1, then it's already patched. ....or maybe in the Readme file.

Yup. Tried that one too. Same results though........

Have you tried the solution posted here : https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Test_Drive_5 ? Yup. just tried it right now. Same error and stuff as before on every Windows Compatibility Mode available.....still to no avail, Which makes me wonder if the release i've got is the European one from …

As it happens, just tried to get this one to run on Windows 10 to no avail (In both D3D/VooDoo modes, that is.). Even Worse: The only update patch available throws a weird error prompt indicating a possible file mismatch as illustrated. TD5UpdateError.jpg BTW I've tried this on my current rig. ( …

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As I'm getting acquainted to what is the predecesor of the greatest racing sim of all time, I've just encountered a small snag: It appears that there isn't a proper No-CD crack available for NR2002 with the Matrox (Nvidia) Surround Update Patch, which enables the game to be ran in FHD (up to 1920* …