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  1. Yeah - I think I just found this out - actually, jumping into Task Manager and ending the NAV process (something like nprotect32 IIRC) solves the problem - I have just managed to get the game to run (yay!) Not the best of solutions, as I don't like running my machine with no antivirus protection, but I'm sure if I do some tweaking I can come to a compromise, might just be the scriptblocking feature that needs a kick in the teeth... Cheers anyway - I got the game going :) If I find out any more specifics, I'll let you know (EG: What needs doing to NAV if there is a possible compromise)
  2. Indeed, I have Norton Systemworks 2002 installed - I will have a try disabling NAV and then running the game. Am also currently downloading Omega Drivers, but 'twill be slow on my tired old dialup line :( Will let you know of any success/failure later on. Cheers for the suggestions
  3. I've installed it, reinstalled it and reinstalled it again (tried doing it in a different folder, but no joy) Patch 1.06 is installed, but I have tried it without the patch - no effect Tried compatability modes, used all of them, but beans :( The processes running that are obviously Dune2K-related are dune2k.exe and dune2k.dat - I can close the .exe one down, but the .dat process (no matter how many times I hit 'end process' or how long I wait) won't go away...
  4. OK - see revised original post for all the info, accidentally pressed tab and then space whilst editing first version - posted it before I had typed much... Blame my fat fingers :-[
  5. (apologies about the lack of any info on the first posting - damn tab key) OK: Immediately on opening Dune2000, screen goes black, no music or sound, a fair bit of HDD activity for a few mins, but this then stops... Windows still runs, but Dune2K is a dead duck, Task Manager won't close it, it just stays there until I restart the machine. I'm using WinXP Pro SP1a Reasonable Spec machine (it's an oldie, but the hardware is all pretty standard stuff) Latest Graphics drivers, latest DirectX Version (9). Have tried every possible combination of -f and -g command line switches (no explanation of what they actually do, so I'm just trying them blindly) - tried every Windows compat. mode possible along with this. Software manual refers to forcing 640x480 in a special Windows 95 Config application, but this does no exist in either install folder, or the CD - can't find any .ini/.cfg file entries that relate to resolution or graphics options... Any ideas before I scream and give up? Have a dxdiag.txt too if you really want to trawl through it... Cheers[attachment archived by Gobalopper]
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