ScummVM windows 7 64x problem!
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ScummVM windows 7 64x problem!
Whenever I open ScummVM on my Windows 7 64x OS, A command prompt appears for like, a half a second then disappears. Here's what I did...
-1. Used the 32x installer
-2. Downloaded The 64x zip
-3. Deleted contents of the installation folder and pasted the 64x zip files in to there.
Thats what I did at first. I think I did something wrong. Anyone know how to help?
-1. Used the 32x installer
-2. Downloaded The 64x zip
-3. Deleted contents of the installation folder and pasted the 64x zip files in to there.
Thats what I did at first. I think I did something wrong. Anyone know how to help?
- dreammaster
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Re: ScummVM windows 7 64x problem!
You should install 64-bit programs in the "Program Files" folder. The 32-bit installer would have defaulted to the "Program Files (x86)" folder. It doesn't need to be installed anyway. Just unzip the 64-bit into its own empty folder. If you are not going to use the 32-bit version you don't need to install it.Tikky wrote:Here's what I did...
-1. Used the 32x installer
-2. Downloaded The 64x zip
-3. Deleted contents of the installation folder and pasted the 64x zip files in to there.
Ok, here's what it says...dreammaster wrote:Try starting up a command prompt, changing to the directory you have ScummVM installed in, and executing ScummVM. That way any error message that may be produced will remain on screen, and give you a better idea of what the problem is.
Config file buggy: Invalid Character ' ' occured in section name in line 21!
Thats all... Know how to fix it?
- dreammaster
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Seems like somehow a buggy settings file was created for ScummVM. You should try deleting it and running ScummVM again. By default it's normally found inTikky wrote:Ok, here's what it says...
Config file buggy: Invalid Character ' ' occured in section name in line 21!
Thats all... Know how to fix it?
c:\Users\<Account Name>\AppData\Roaming\ScummVM
Still didn't workdreammaster wrote:Seems like somehow a buggy settings file was created for ScummVM. You should try deleting it and running ScummVM again. By default it's normally found inTikky wrote:Ok, here's what it says...
Config file buggy: Invalid Character ' ' occured in section name in line 21!
Thats all... Know how to fix it?
c:\Users\<Account Name>\AppData\Roaming\ScummVM
- dreammaster
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The only thing I can think of is that you have another corrupt ScummVM.ini somewhere on your system. I mean, if the file had been correctly deleted, it wouldn't be able to read anything and have an error on line 21. Try doing a system wide search for scummvm.ini files, and delete any you find.Tikky wrote:Still didn't work
WOO HOO!! YOU ARE A LIFE SAVER Anyway I could thank you? I have a Sam 'n' Max: Hit the road data file I could email you.dreammaster wrote:The only thing I can think of is that you have another corrupt ScummVM.ini somewhere on your system. I mean, if the file had been correctly deleted, it wouldn't be able to read anything and have an error on line 21. Try doing a system wide search for scummvm.ini files, and delete any you find.Tikky wrote:Still didn't work
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_%26_Max_Hit_the_Roadtbaher wrote:What's that?Tikky wrote:I have a Sam 'n' Max: Hit the road data file I could email you.
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