Dear Mr. Glidos, I can no longer support and encourage others to buy Glidos, and here's why: 1. EVERY SINGLE time I try to play Tomb Raider with it, I have to wait for a new Unlock code because one tiny little change on my PC breaks the friggin' thing! First it was having 2 network cards and …

I've never had any system troubles from Glidos. It doesn't install anything that overwrites Windows files or dangerous stuff like that. It has worked very well for running Tomb Raider 1 for me. Also keep in mind, it will "fix" the CD Audio so ambient sounds will play during the game. Big plus right …

What resolution does Tomb Raider 1 run at without Glidos? I mean after you hit F1 to get the highest available.

Fear not, I was not going to take his advice 😁 I've have/had several AMD's and Intel's and they're both good. However, I will avoid like the plague, all SIS and ALI chipsets next time I buy a mainboard. VIA or Nforce next time.

It's NOT the Nvidia drivers! I am currently doing a step by step and reboot new install of Windows XP Pro and testing Tomb Raider as I go. I'll edit here with my results later. So far it's working....... The cause is the SIS AGP driver version 1.11, 1.12, 1.13, and 1.14....all of them I could find. …

Yeah, for the longest time FMV would not play in Tomb Raider 4 and would lock up the game right off if it was enabled. That is fixed in the newer ones, but now TR1 is broken. I did try 3 driver version going back as old as I could with my GF4 card. None worked. EDIT: Make that 4 sets. The newer 41. …

Kaminari wrote: 🤣! Was there something funny about that?

I just tried that. Good call, it locked up exactly like running without Glidos with NTVDM.EXE CPU use @ 99%. Now, how would I work around that? How does Nvidia break it? Drivers or hardware? The Setup.ini in my Nvidia drivers has the following text and it looks mighty similar to the VESA modes I see …

No DirectX 9, but I did try it with DirectX 9 and had the same results. Since posting this I tried removing my Nvidia drivers completely and running whatever default Win 2000 drivers got put in. No luck. I tried changing my main Computer driver from "ACPI Uniprocessor PC" to "Advanced Configuration …

Just the CPU, Mainboard, Video card, SP3 in 2000 Pro and SP1 in XP Pro. :D I can't remember for sure if my GF4 Ti4400 has ever run it successfully, but my GF3 did and my GF2 GTS still does on my other PC with same drivers version and OS. So it uses the same NTVDM.EXE, but on different hardware. I'm …

Okay, here's the problem. I'm trying to install Tomb Raider 1 on Windows 2000, or XP and it won't even install anymore. Since using NT based O/S's I have been doing it like THIS RIGHT HERE and it has worked perfectly. Now all of a sudden on both 2K and XP when I type the part about "E:\>install" it …