Krizalid99v2
Technical User
- Sep 8, 2005
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Hi all and Merry Christmas,
My specs:
Windows XP Pro
1.5GB RAM
I am running a customisable 2D fighting game program (called WinMUGEN Plus) which is quite an old program, but it does run well on Windows XP before you start customising your own 'skins' for it.
The problem is, the more content I add to it (screenpacks/skins) it will get more susceptible to crashing when I try to run the program. It's very erratic and unpredictable, as sometimes it will work and sometimes it won't work, most of the time it won't. Now it seems that it never works, unless I remove some 'skin' content from the program's graphics file.
When I double-click on the program, the error message is simply the Windows one (Send/Don't send), with this technical error info:
AppName: winmugen.exe AppVer: 0.0.0.0 ModName: winmugen.exe
ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 00099f63
The way I can get it running again is to right-click the program, choose Properties and switch the Compatibility mode to Windows 95 or Windows 98 / Windows ME. When I do that it ALWAYS runs the program, BUT it's VERY slow and jerky, just unplayable.
So I was thinking, is there any other way I can improve the running of the Program Compatibility feature? If not, then am I able to use some kind of a virtual Windows 98 emulator thing?
Any help will be most appreciated, thanks in advance.
My specs:
Windows XP Pro
1.5GB RAM
I am running a customisable 2D fighting game program (called WinMUGEN Plus) which is quite an old program, but it does run well on Windows XP before you start customising your own 'skins' for it.
The problem is, the more content I add to it (screenpacks/skins) it will get more susceptible to crashing when I try to run the program. It's very erratic and unpredictable, as sometimes it will work and sometimes it won't work, most of the time it won't. Now it seems that it never works, unless I remove some 'skin' content from the program's graphics file.
When I double-click on the program, the error message is simply the Windows one (Send/Don't send), with this technical error info:
AppName: winmugen.exe AppVer: 0.0.0.0 ModName: winmugen.exe
ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 00099f63
The way I can get it running again is to right-click the program, choose Properties and switch the Compatibility mode to Windows 95 or Windows 98 / Windows ME. When I do that it ALWAYS runs the program, BUT it's VERY slow and jerky, just unplayable.
So I was thinking, is there any other way I can improve the running of the Program Compatibility feature? If not, then am I able to use some kind of a virtual Windows 98 emulator thing?
Any help will be most appreciated, thanks in advance.
