NFS Porsche Unleashed on XP
#11
Originally posted by SUX 2BU:
The ONLY thing I can think of is I have not loaded up service pack #1 for XP. All other updates are current. I have not loaded it because I am using a friends legit copy of XP with his password. He said if I load SP1, it sends the info to Microsoft and they will find out I am using his already-registered copy of XP, which would be bad.
The ONLY thing I can think of is I have not loaded up service pack #1 for XP. All other updates are current. I have not loaded it because I am using a friends legit copy of XP with his password. He said if I load SP1, it sends the info to Microsoft and they will find out I am using his already-registered copy of XP, which would be bad.
#12
Yeah I could try that. I don't think EA does any tech support for that game as it's so old now but ya never know. I tried using bootleg passwords but none of them worked so I had to use my friends legit one and he was worried about me loading up the SP1 so I promised him I wouldn't. DOH! My vid card 'should' be okay as it is an ATI Radeon 9600 which is a popular card.
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#15
Originally posted by SUX 2BU:
Yeah I could try that. I don't think EA does any tech support for that game as it's so old now but ya never know. I tried using bootleg passwords but none of them worked so I had to use my friends legit one and he was worried about me loading up the SP1 so I promised him I wouldn't. DOH! My vid card 'should' be okay as it is an ATI Radeon 9600 which is a popular card.
Yeah I could try that. I don't think EA does any tech support for that game as it's so old now but ya never know. I tried using bootleg passwords but none of them worked so I had to use my friends legit one and he was worried about me loading up the SP1 so I promised him I wouldn't. DOH! My vid card 'should' be okay as it is an ATI Radeon 9600 which is a popular card.
OH and IBTL!
#16
Originally posted by SUX 2BU:
Yeah I could try that. I don't think EA does any tech support for that game as it's so old now but ya never know. I tried using bootleg passwords but none of them worked so I had to use my friends legit one and he was worried about me loading up the SP1 so I promised him I wouldn't. DOH! My vid card 'should' be okay as it is an ATI Radeon 9600 which is a popular card.
Yeah I could try that. I don't think EA does any tech support for that game as it's so old now but ya never know. I tried using bootleg passwords but none of them worked so I had to use my friends legit one and he was worried about me loading up the SP1 so I promised him I wouldn't. DOH! My vid card 'should' be okay as it is an ATI Radeon 9600 which is a popular card.
[ July 21, 2004, 10:04 PM: Message edited by: Z24 GrrL ]
#18
Hmmm....maybe I should go to the ATI site and see if they have any updates I need for the card. Nice card though. 128 megs is great for any game I've played so far. When it asks for Video Settings, I crank it all right up!
#19
Originally posted by SUX 2BU:
Hmmm....maybe I should go to the ATI site and see if they have any updates I need for the card. Nice card though. 128 megs is great for any game I've played so far. When it asks for Video Settings, I crank it all right up!
Hmmm....maybe I should go to the ATI site and see if they have any updates I need for the card. Nice card though. 128 megs is great for any game I've played so far. When it asks for Video Settings, I crank it all right up!
#20
i have working keys for windows that are sp1 compatible, pm me and i can send some, as well as a utility which allows you to simply change the product code without reinstalling xp.
as well, do you have norton or anything running when installing?
sometimes norton blocks scripts which install processes need, so you should ALWAYS shut norton down prior to installing anything.
I worked 11 months doing this sorta thing, and have been helping friends and family buy, build, and repair their computers for about 6 years. if ya need help with a computer just ask, there's not alot i wont be able to walk you through step by step.
[ July 24, 2004, 02:23 PM: Message edited by: Type R Celi ]
as well, do you have norton or anything running when installing?
sometimes norton blocks scripts which install processes need, so you should ALWAYS shut norton down prior to installing anything.
I worked 11 months doing this sorta thing, and have been helping friends and family buy, build, and repair their computers for about 6 years. if ya need help with a computer just ask, there's not alot i wont be able to walk you through step by step.
[ July 24, 2004, 02:23 PM: Message edited by: Type R Celi ]
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