rec.autos.simulators

Here goes...I have just put in my upgrade of win 95 then reinstalled my
rendition card when I go into dos I have a blank screen If I type in for
nascar2 in standard mode the hard drive makes noise but I dont see
anything.If I type in on a blank screen again to go to rendition mode of
nascar2 hard drive makes noise and I can play.It has to be something with
my drivers maybe I deleted something?Things in win95 work fine.Dos games
I cant see but I can hear.I cant play because I cant see.I must have
deleted somthing for that not relizing.

% Here goes...I have just put in my upgrade of win 95 then reinstalled my
% rendition card when I go into dos I have a blank screen If I type in for
% nascar2 in standard mode the hard drive makes noise but I dont see
% anything.If I type in on a blank screen again to go to rendition mode of
% nascar2 hard drive makes noise and I can play.It has to be something with
% my drivers maybe I deleted something?Things in win95 work fine.Dos games
% I cant see but I can hear.I cant play because I cant see.I must have
% deleted somthing for that not relizing.

When you say you re-installed your rendition card, does this mean you
re-installed the card or its drivers?  

I would suggest you go to Display Properties and setup your display
adapter as the generic SVGA.  Re-boot and then install the latest
drivers for your card from "disk".  In other words, do not use any of
the files "installed", but choose "Have Disk".

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I had the same problem, drove me nuts! Everybody I contacted said
"never heard of it". I went to tech guys, Creative Labs(it's a 3d
Blaster) the monitor people etc. everybody i could think of!
In the end it was determined that the 3d blaster (or possibly some
rendition based cards) is incompatable with certain multi-sync
monitors. The monitor manufacturer even replaced the monitor thinking
that it was defective but the problem persisted. In the end the choice
came down to replace the video card or the monitor, I chose to replace
the monitor, the store were I bought the system gave me a bit of a
break but it still cost me $100!

Good Luck

Edward