Hi,
I installed GP3 on my machine last night, and I can play a couple of
tracks but when I try to access a couple of them, I get Corrup File,
Retry/Abort! Very wierd stuff, I have tried re-installing, but I will
try it again to another drive. I was just wondering if anyone else has
had the same problem?
BTW it is a bit slow in Win98, as I am only running a Riva TNT card and
a PPGA Celeron 466, but in Win2K prof, with both processors kicking in
it, is not too bad.
Any advice on the above problem would of course be appreciated.
Thanks,
Andrew P.
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Before you buy.
I should've looked a bit harder.
Here it is:
http://go.to/gamefix
-Nick
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> Hi, > I installed GP3 on my machine last night, and I can play a couple of > tracks but when I try to access a couple of them, I get Corrup File, > Retry/Abort! Very wierd stuff, I have tried re-installing, but I will > try it again to another drive. I was just wondering if anyone else has > had the same problem? > BTW it is a bit slow in Win98, as I am only running a Riva TNT card and > a PPGA Celeron 466, but in Win2K prof, with both processors kicking in > it, is not too bad. > Any advice on the above problem would of course be appreciated. > Thanks, > Andrew P. > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy.gotta stop replying to the wrong thread.
-Nick
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> I should've looked a bit harder. > Here it is: > http://go.to/gamefix > -Nick > [email hidden] wrote: >> Hi, >> I installed GP3 on my machine last night, and I can play a couple of >> tracks but when I try to access a couple of them, I get Corrup File, >> Retry/Abort! Very wierd stuff, I have tried re-installing, but I will >> try it again to another drive. I was just wondering if anyone else has >> had the same problem? >> BTW it is a bit slow in Win98, as I am only running a Riva TNT card and >> a PPGA Celeron 466, but in Win2K prof, with both processors kicking in >> it, is not too bad. >> Any advice on the above problem would of course be appreciated. >> Thanks, >> Andrew P. >> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >> Before you buy.gotta stop replying to the wrong thread.
-Nick
