Please bear with me, a newbie question to follow.
After a full install of Nascar2 and no CD in the drive, I get the
message:
Critical Error: Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail ?_
If I hit "R", the game loads and everything is fine from there on.
Why does it do this, and is there anything that I can do to eliminate
this irratating message ? BTW, this is a Windows 95 installation.
Thanks for any help......... Steve
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>Please bear with me, a newbie question to follow. > After a full install of Nascar2 and no CD in the drive, I get the >message: > Critical Error: Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail ?_ > If I hit "R", the game loads and everything is fine from there on. > Why does it do this, and is there anything that I can do to eliminate >this irratating message ? BTW, this is a Windows 95 installation.Quoted text (18 lines)
> >Please bear with me, a newbie question to follow. > > After a full install of Nascar2 and no CD in the drive, I get the > >message: > > Critical Error: Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail ?_ > > If I hit "R", the game loads and everything is fine from there on. > > Why does it do this, and is there anything that I can do to eliminate > >this irratating message ? BTW, this is a Windows 95 installation. > More FAQ material (might already be there) > The game is looking for the intro to play (the smackply line in the > batch file) > Either comment that line out of the batch file, or run the game > directly to avoid the error. > ---Jim Sokoloff, PapyrusPut the CD in....unless you don't have it :)
D.B.L.
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> After a full install of Nascar2 and no CD in the drive, I get the >message: > Critical Error: Abort, Retry, Ignore, Fail ?_ > If I hit "R", the game loads and everything is fine from there on. > Why does it do this, and is there anything that I can do to eliminate >this irratating message ? BTW, this is a Windows 95 installation.It's not a "critical error" in that it won't prevent you from playing the
game normally.
If you have a full install, just hit the 'I' (Ignore) key.
Annoying, yes. But that's all it is.


































