Next click on the Advanced tab. Click the Change button down below in the
"Virtual Memory" section
Next set the Max size somewhere around 400mb and click Ok. You'll have to
reboot for the changes to take effect. Now you should be able to run
Porsche Unleashed with no problems.
Jeff
>Next click on the Advanced tab. Click the Change button down below in the
>"Virtual Memory" section
>Next set the Max size somewhere around 400mb and click Ok. You'll have to
>reboot for the changes to take effect. Now you should be able to run
>Porsche Unleashed with no problems.
>Jeff
>> Here is the fix : All you have to do to get NFSPU to work in XP is to
>> delete the file
>> > "gimme.dll" from the NFSPU directory
>> > Hello, I was just wondering if anyone has gotten NFS 5 to work with win
>> XP
>> > ? Is there a patch or tweek I could apply to get this to work on my
>> system
>> > ? I tried seaching the net but I didn't find anything. Everytime I go
>to
>> > start the game, I see the title screen, the hard drives starts up like
>it
>> > was loading, but it just hangs and then boots me to the desktop after
>few
>> > minutes. I am running a AMD 1600 XP, Radeon 8500 (omega drivers), 512
>mg
>> > ram, soundblaster 5.1 and winXP. Thanks in advance, Daryll
Your'e one of the lucky few!
Yet another thing to celebrate! :)
This problem will vary from system to system. My impression is that most
people will have to tweak the pagefile to get it running on W2k and XP. I
would recomend only adjusting the pagefile and keeping gimme.dll. How small
the pagefile should be made will also vary.
Note that if you start with a small pagefile, you can increase it without
having to reboot.
This way you can find the "perfect size".
Jone.
One solution that I heard of and tried was to right click on the .exe file
and then tell it to run in Win98 Compatability mode.
It worked.. but the graphics were horrible and the game ran slow