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Anyone Help?

2 posts by 2 people · 12 Dec 1998 - 13 Dec 1998

Chipper 12 Dec 1998#439604
I recieved this from a fellow Racer, would anyone know the answer to his dilema> The text: Another Racer mentioned that you were runing N2 in Win 98. Maybe you can help me with a problem. I picked up a new PC this week and have been unable to get N2 to run on or off line. I get the intro and then the Papy screen, then get booted back to the desktop. I phoned Sierra support and tried several things with the tech on the phone. His best guess was that the STB video card running VESA 3.0 was incompatible withsome DOS games. The Dell tech seemed to agree. The STB website mentioned this as a potential problem, and I tried all of their suggestions. Their final suggestion was to get scitech display doctor. I did this, and now I don't even get the intro video, just the audio. I'm starting to grasp at straws and have even contacted TEN help. The system is running Win98, and there are some other Win98 users out there who seem to be having trouble. Any suggestions (other than tossing Win98)? Nascar99 runs fine on the new PC. I have tried running N2 in DOS-mode, but that didn't work either. I have heard from one N2 user with the same Dell PC who says he had to install N2 in DOS. I thought that the DOS and the Win installations did the same thing?
Hi, This might not solve your problem, but it worked for me. I had exactly the same symptoms until I backed my desktop down to 16 bit High Color from 24 bit. LOL. Zog
Quoted text (20 lines)> I recieved this from a fellow Racer, would anyone know the answer to his > dilema> The text: > Another Racer mentioned that you were runing N2 in Win 98. Maybe > you can help me with a problem. I picked up a new PC this week and have > been unable to get N2 to run on or off line. I get the intro and then > the Papy screen, then get booted back to the desktop. I phoned Sierra > support and tried several things with the tech on the phone. His best > guess was that the STB video card running VESA 3.0 was incompatible withsome > DOS games. The Dell tech seemed to agree. The STB website mentioned > this as a potential problem, and I tried all of their suggestions. Their > final suggestion was to get scitech display doctor. I did this, and now > I don't even get the intro video, just the audio. I'm starting to grasp > at straws and have even contacted TEN help. The system is running Win98, > and there are some other Win98 users out there who seem to be having > trouble. Any suggestions (other than tossing Win98)? Nascar99 runs fine > on the new PC. I have tried running N2 in DOS-mode, but that didn't work > either. I have heard from one N2 user with the same Dell PC who says he > had to install N2 in DOS. I thought that the DOS and the Win > installations did the same thing?

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