For some reason whenever I try to use an emulator it goes to send an error report. Before the emulators worked perfectly. Does anyone have a suggestion for what I can do. Also, my bad if I posted this in the wrong place
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For some reason whenever I try to use an emulator it goes to send an error report. Before the emulators worked perfectly. Does anyone have a suggestion for what I can do. Also, my bad if I posted this in the wrong place
Suggestion: Reinstall the emulators!
Already tried that, didn't work. Could this sites version be the problem?
Nope, more likely you have a driver problem. You don't give a lot of information about your PC, OS, emulators or what error its reporting.
My first suggestion would be to re-install direct-x and your graphics drivers. Of course it could be that you've downloaded the wrong version of the emulator you are trying to run. If you've downloaded a source version it needs compiling before you can use it, and of course if you've downloaded a version for the wrong OS it won't work either.
Without at least the basic info I detailed above though, providing any kind of proper support is impossible. Its like saying 'my car is broken how do I fix it'? without providing any other details.
Nice suggestion, but not very useful for most of them. Very few emulators (like PJ64) actually install. The rest are just unpacked wherever you want, so re-installing won't do a thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by retroguiden
But he states the emulators used to work at one time...Quote:
Originally Posted by FatTrucker
If something's wrong with any of the files it *will* correct the problem! So it is indeed very useful...Quote:
Originally Posted by alcoatjez
True. Didn't think about that, so I will take it back :)Quote:
Originally Posted by retroguiden
That's why my first suggestion was a driver error. If windows has started chucking error reports at him for something that previously worked ok, its usually due to a driver change or where something else has been installed that's removed/modified/replaced certain things the previous driver used.Quote:
Originally Posted by retroguiden
Without knowing what emulator he's talking about or what type of OS its running on its virtually impossible to give anything other than speculative support.
