Day Of The Tentacle & Sam N Max
OK I give up, How do we make these puppies work in XP, DOTT bails at intro screen, Sam N Max has no sound, & surprise surprise Lucas arts are cheeky gits. Any help would be kindly appreciated. p. s. s Im running them in compatibility mode, Havent actually tried them without it but I feel it would be a tad silly to try.
OK I give up,
How do we make these puppies work in XP,
DOTT bails at intro screen,
Sam N Max has no sound,
& surprise surprise Lucas arts are cheeky gits.
Any help would be kindly appreciated.
p.s.s Im running them in compatibility mode, Havent actually tried them without it but I feel it would be a tad silly to try.
How do we make these puppies work in XP,
DOTT bails at intro screen,
Sam N Max has no sound,
& surprise surprise Lucas arts are cheeky gits.
Any help would be kindly appreciated.
p.s.s Im running them in compatibility mode, Havent actually tried them without it but I feel it would be a tad silly to try.
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Compatibility mode is not for DOS games.
Make sure you configure the sound properly for each game.
Windows XP's Sound emulation: SFX SB16 Port 200 IRQ=5 DMA=1
Day of the Tentacle (floppy) does not require any messing around with memory settings just sound. If your using the CD you may still experience sound problems.
Sam & Max doesn't require any memory configuration either.
Try VDMSound (link on main page) over XP's in inferior sound emulation. It may fix your problems and it also helps with not having to do as much memory configuration.
Make sure you configure the sound properly for each game.
Windows XP's Sound emulation: SFX SB16 Port 200 IRQ=5 DMA=1
Day of the Tentacle (floppy) does not require any messing around with memory settings just sound. If your using the CD you may still experience sound problems.
Sam & Max doesn't require any memory configuration either.
Try VDMSound (link on main page) over XP's in inferior sound emulation. It may fix your problems and it also helps with not having to do as much memory configuration.
try installing the scummvm( www.scummvm.org) And Run The Games Through It, I Did This And The Games Work Just Fine Under WinXP Home
