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Bonjour,

Voila j'ai un probleme qui commence a me gonfler severe.

J'ai un pc portable toshiba satellite
configuration:
processeur genuine intel (R) CPU T2080 1.73GHz 1.74 GHz
memoire vive: 1015 Mo
systeme d'exploitation 32 bits
carte graphique integrée pas tres puissante on m'a dit. voici ma carte graphique:Chipset graphique Intel GMA 900 jusqu'à 128 Mo partagés

et j'ai vista dessus.


voici un lien vers mon ordi:

https://www.lesnumeriques.com/ordinateur-portable/toshiba-satellite-l40-10o-p2326/test.html

donc voici mon probleme:des que je veux installer un jeu dessus je galere. soit mon pc est pas assez puissant soit vista gene car le jeu est trop vieux.
la j'essaie de mettre "the bard's tale"

il me dit qu'il faut installer windows media 9.
ok mais quand essaie il ne se passe absolument rien!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! meme pas un message d'erreur ou quoi. juste ...rien! je clique, je clique mais que dalle!!!!

ca me rend dingue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

comment ca se fait?

pourquoi je ne peux pas installer windows media 9?????? c'est un truc tout bete a faire pourtant.

merci pour votre aide!!!

Maxtaure · Answer

car il est pa compatible vista fo prendre le 11

jacques.gache · Answer

bonsoir, lui aussi n'est peut être pas compatible vista , beaucoup de jeux ne passe pas avec vista

jacques.gache · Answer

as tu essaié en ayant déactivé l'UAC

wilcow · Answer

media player 11 est compatible vista.
mais les jeux n'ont pas besoin de media player normalement !

pour installer un jeu xp sur vista, lors de l'install fait
clic droit/propriétés/compatibilité/coche éxécuter ce programme pour : windows xp (servicepack 2)  OK
clic droit/executer en tant qu'administrateur.

si l'install palnte encore, va sur le site de l'éditeur et cherche les patch correctif pour vista (s'ils existent !!!)

mouahhhhhhhhhhh · Answer

bon alors j'ai reussi a enlever le truc de compte la qui demande a chaque fois l'autorisation.

mais quand je veux lancer le jeux j'ai toujours:

[url=https://www.casimages.com/i/0804291213203111252.jpg.html]

jacques.gache · Answer

bonjour si je comprend bien ton jeu est installeé mais quand tu le lances pour jouer c'est la que tu as ce message ( F : )doit correspondre à ton lecteur cd si tu mets ton cd dedans et que tu cliques sur ok peut être que après il aura détecté ta version de média

Neya · Answer

Problème connu. Change le mode de compatibilité :

System Requirements

OS: Windows Me / 2000 / XP (+Vista - see below)
CPU: Pentium P3 933MHz or above
Graphics: GeForce 3/4/FX/6/7/8 series (probably not GeForce 4 MX), or Radeon 9000 or above.

If you have Windows Me/2000/XP you can skip the next bit!

Running The Bard's Tale on Windows Vista

Officially the game doesn't run on Vista, and I had problems both installing it and playing it after I got it to install - it constantly crashed to the point of unplayability. However I managed to overcome both problems - here's how:

The problem is not in fact with Vista itself. The game uses Windows Media Format 9 (used in Windows Media Player 9), whereas Vista comes with WMF 11 which does have some backwards compatability issues. When you try to install the game, it looks for the DLL files associated with WMP 9 - and, of course, does not find them. However if you exit the dialogue box that comes up telling you that you need to have WMF 9 installed, you get the option to either cancel the installation or install with the recommended settings. If you choose this the game does actually install properly. Problem solved.

However you will probably find that the game frequently crashes to the point where you think it's a waste of time trying to play this game. I was at the point of giving up and installing the patch (for the European release of the game - I'm not sure there is one for the American release) didn't seem to help. Running it in XP or any other compatibility mode didn't help either. However as the problem was with WMF not Vista itself, and the game ran fine most of the time but crashed when entering a cut scene, it occurred to me that turning off the different graphical effects or turning them down to minimum might help. Once I had done this the game obviously didn't look quite as good, but it was still perfectly playable and I haven't had a single crash since in over 8 hours of playing time. I have no idea if one particular option was responsible for the crashes, but who cares? It doesn't make all that much difference to how it looks and without the game bombing out frequently, I've really enjoyed the game!

Windows media player 9

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