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afender15 · 04-10-2003, 05:09 AM

I am having this same problem. I was running it on a laptop:

Windows 2000 Srvr.
Pentium III 600 192 MB RAM and 11Gig HD
SP2
DirX 9
S3 Savage Video
Disabled Sound
Originally had VB.Net but uninstalled(thought that was the problem) but kept happening.

Then on another machine

Pentium II Celeron 384 MB RAM 40 GB HD
Windows 2000 Srvr.
SP2
DirX9
ATI Raedon 7000
Disabled Sound
With VB.Net

This machine has given me no problems at all.

I doubt it's anything HW related, which seems to be the only difference in these 2 machines. I ran chdsk on my laptop as well as defrag but still had problems. I've seen this error with other apps before, and i ended up finding that i had a bad block, which chkdsk fixed. But chkdsk finds nothing.

I also increased disk memory cache a little bit, and switched to application acceleration rather then background processess. All my drivers are newer on the laptop then they are on the desktop.

I think this one can be chalked up to WFM.

04-10-2003, 05:09 AM	#16
afender15 Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 1	I am having this same problem. I was running it on a laptop: Windows 2000 Srvr. Pentium III 600 192 MB RAM and 11Gig HD SP2 DirX 9 S3 Savage Video Disabled Sound Originally had VB.Net but uninstalled(thought that was the problem) but kept happening. Then on another machine Pentium II Celeron 384 MB RAM 40 GB HD Windows 2000 Srvr. SP2 DirX9 ATI Raedon 7000 Disabled Sound With VB.Net This machine has given me no problems at all. I doubt it's anything HW related, which seems to be the only difference in these 2 machines. I ran chdsk on my laptop as well as defrag but still had problems. I've seen this error with other apps before, and i ended up finding that i had a bad block, which chkdsk fixed. But chkdsk finds nothing. I also increased disk memory cache a little bit, and switched to application acceleration rather then background processess. All my drivers are newer on the laptop then they are on the desktop. I think this one can be chalked up to WFM.