Nascar STILL crashing

Well I took the advice of making a boot disk to run nascar racing off of, however it still keeps crashing. There is one minor difference though, now when I go into the garage and come out the replay screen shows some wierd object on the start finish line or just the ground and the sky. Everything else freezes up. Other than this the boot disk has worked great,the game has only crashed to dos once. Please help I am really getting tired of having to restart the game. Thanks in advance.

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> Well I took the advice of making a boot disk to run nascar >racing off of, however it still keeps crashing. There is one minor >difference though, now when I go into the garage and come out the >replay screen shows some wierd object on the start finish line or just >the ground and the sky. Everything else freezes up. Other than this >the boot disk has worked great,the game has only crashed to dos once. >Please help I am really getting tired of having to restart the game. >Thanks in advance.

My software crashed 2-3 times when I first got it, when I was in the garage. But it never happened again. I didn't do anything different. Wish I could help you. Good Luck anyway! Maybe you got a bad disk?

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>> Well I took the advice of making a boot disk to run nascar >>racing off of, however it still keeps crashing. There is one minor >>difference though, now when I go into the garage and come out the >>replay screen shows some wierd object on the start finish line or just >>the ground and the sky. Everything else freezes up. Other than this >>the boot disk has worked great,the game has only crashed to dos once. >>Please help I am really getting tired of having to restart the game. >>Thanks in advance. >My software crashed 2-3 times when I first got it, when I was in the >garage. But it never happened again. I didn't do anything different. >Wish I could help you. Good Luck anyway! Maybe you got a bad disk?

One thing you should do is update all your drivers, sound, video, vesa, cdrom drivers, and anything else you can think of. This puts you on more solid ground to find the problem. Tom P.