I am getting garbled sound in the game on my system with an Ensoniq SoundScape Elite.
There are updated drivers available that are DirectX compatible that will correct this problem. They are available for download from www.ensoniq.com or www.creativelabs.com. depending on whether your card was manufactured by Ensoniq or by Creative Labs.
I am getting garbled sound in the game on my system with an Ensoniq SoundScape Elite.
There are updated drivers available that are DirectX compatible that will correct this problem. They are available for download from www.ensoniq.com or www.creativelabs.com. depending on whether your card was manufactured by Ensoniq or by Creative Labs.
I am getting a message about a missing Ddraw.dll, D3D.dll. or Dsound.dll file when I try to start the program.
This is an indication that DirectX was not successfully installed. To correct this, simply re-install DirectX from the CD.1. Go to Start, then Find, then click on File or Folders.2. In the Named field, type Dxsetup.exe. Make sure the Look in field specifies the CD-ROM drive.3. Click on Find Now.4. Double click on Dxsetup.exe and click on the Reinstall DirectX button.5. Restart the system when prompted.
I am getting flashing video on my system with an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP video card.
This will occur if the screen is not maximized, and you are running with DirectX Direct3D Hardware Acceleration enabled. To correct this, obtain the latest drivers from ATI, version 4.10.2278 or later, that will correct this problem. These can be obtained from their website, at www.atitech.com.
When I start Atari Arcade Hits 1 the mouse is not operating or the cursor is not visible.
This can be corrected be disabling the Direct X Hardware acceleration.For DirectX version 5.0 or earlier.1. Use Windows Explorer to find C:\Program Files\DirctX\Setup\DxTool.2. At the bottom, there will be two checkmarks. Click on the checkmark next to DirectDraw Hardware Acceleration to remove it.3. Click on Apply, then OK, then start the game.For DirectX version 6.0 or higher.1. Use Windows Explorer to find C:\Program Files\DirctX\Setup\DXdiag.2. CLick on the Display tab.3. Click on the Disable button next to DirectDraw and answer Yes.4. Click on Exit and start the game
I am getting a message about a missing Ddraw.dll, D3D.dll. or Dsound.dll file when I try to start the program.
This is an indication that DirectX was not successfully installed. To correct this, simply re-install DirectX from the CD.1. Go to Start, then Find, then click on File or Folders.2. In the Named field, type Dxsetup.exe. Make sure the Look in field specifies the CD-ROM drive.3. Click on Find Now.4. Double click on Dxsetup.exe and click on the Reinstall DirectX button.5. Restart the system when prompted.
I am getting an error 111 when trying to install the program.
This error is generated by the install program when it is unable to access enough memory in which to run. Close all other open applications, including screensavers and anti-virus programs, then install the game
I am getting an error move data process 115 when trying to install the game.
This error is generated by the Install program itself. This can occur for a couple of different reasons:1. You have selected the root directory of a drive in which to install the game. Re-run the install program, and go with the default directories for the install. 2. This will occur if the install program is trying to copy a file that your system has locked as read-only or in use. Exit the install program, restart the system, and shutdown all other background applications to make sure all files are closed and can be copied. 3. You do not have enough free harddrive space to install the game. Free up at least 60mb of free space, then install the game.4. Make sure the Supplemental Cache Size for the CD-ROM is set to Large: - Right click on My Computer and left click on Properties. - Click on the Performance tab - Click on File System and Click on the CD-ROM tab. Make sure the slider bar is all the way to the right, and it is set for Quad-speed or higher.
I am getting an message ""Error: Failed to initialize mouse.""
This can happen if the mouse connected to the computer is not a Microsoft mouse. Contact the mouse manufacturer for a newer version of the software for the mouse that is compliant with the Windows DirectInput standard which should clear up the problem.You can also try changing the mouse to a standard serial or parallel mouse (depending on what type you have).
I get a black screen when I try to run a game of Atari Arcade Hits 1.
This is a problem with the auto setting in the game and your video card. Go into the Atari configuration program and click on the 'General' tab. Then uncheck the option for vector flares and also change the resolution from auto to whatever you prefer, usually 640 x 480 or 800 x 600. Then hit 'Apply' and run the game.
I have no control in any of the games for Atari Arcade Hits 1.
This is a problem with Direct Input. If you have a joystick attached or listed in GAME CONTROLLERS, Direct Input will assume you wish to use it. The only fix is to unhook the joystick and remove the listing from GAME CONTROLLERS.
The Atari Arcade screensavers do not recognize the password protection I set in Windows.
The Atari Arcade screensavers do not work with password protection.
What are the system requirements for Atari Arcade Hits 1?
Atari Arcade Hits 1 requires the following: Windows 95/98Pentium 133 or higher16 MB RAM4X CD-ROMWindows 95/98 compatible SVGA Video card with 2 MB RAMWindows 95/98 compatible sound cardDirectX 3.0 or higher compatible driversOptional:JoystickInternet access and a web browser (for posting scores).
When I start Atari Arcade Hits 1 the mouse is not operating or the cursor is not visible.
This can be corrected be disabling the Direct X Hardware acceleration.For DirectX version 5.0 or earlier.1. Use Windows Explorer to find C:\Program Files\DirctX\Setup\DxTool.2. At the bottom, there will be two checkmarks. Click on the checkmark next to DirectDraw Hardware Acceleration to remove it.3. Click on Apply, then OK, then start the game.For DirectX version 6.0 or higher.1. Use Windows Explorer to find C:\Program Files\DirctX\Setup\DXdiag.2. CLick on the Display tab.3. Click on the Disable button next to DirectDraw and answer Yes.4. Click on Exit and start the game
Will the program run in Windows NT 4.0?
The program will not work in Windows NT. The game requires direct interaction with the computers hardware which NT will not allow.
After the Installshield appears, the installer disappears and nothing happens.
Try the following suggestions to help you install the game:1. Go to Start and choose Run.2. Type SYSEDIT in the dialog box, and click OK.3. Look in the 'C:\Autoexec.bat' window of the System Configuration Editor. Is there an entry for SET TEMP=?4. If not, start a new line and type SET TEMP=C:\windows\temp. 5. Go to File and choose Save.6. Restart your system and try the installation again. If this does not work, try the following: 1. Double-click the My Computer icon on your desktop, then double-click the C: drive icon.2. Double-click the Windows folder, then double-click the Temp folder. 3. Choose Edit, then Select All. When all the files in the Temp folder are highlighted, hit the Delete key on your keyboard. These files are just temporary files used in installations and have no practical purpose on your system. 4. Close all these windows to return to your desktop. 5. With your Right mouse button, click the My Computer icon on your desktop, and choose Properties from the menu. 6. Click the Performance tab, then the Graphics button. 7. Move the slider for 'Hardware Acceleration' one notch to the left. (It should now say ""Most Accelerator Functions"") 8. Click OK, close the window, and restart the system when prompted. 9. When your system is running again, hit CTRL+ALT+DELETE on your keyboard, and select any item in the dialog box, except 'Explorer' and 'Systray.' Click End Task. Keep doing this until there is nothing left in the dialog box except 'Explorer' and 'Systray.'10. You should now be able to successfully install the game.
I am getting an error 111 when trying to install the program.
This error is generated by the install program when it is unable to access enough memory in which to run. Close all other open applications, including screensavers and anti-virus programs, then install the game
I am getting an error move data process 115 when trying to install the game.
This error is generated by the Install program itself. This can occur for a couple of different reasons:1. You have selected the root directory of a drive in which to install the game. Re-run the install program, and go with the default directories for the install. 2. This will occur if the install program is trying to copy a file that your system has locked as read-only or in use. Exit the install program, restart the system, and shutdown all other background applications to make sure all files are closed and can be copied. 3. You do not have enough free harddrive space to install the game. Free up at least 60mb of free space, then install the game.4. Make sure the Supplemental Cache Size for the CD-ROM is set to Large: - Right click on My Computer and left click on Properties. - Click on the Performance tab - Click on File System and Click on the CD-ROM tab. Make sure the slider bar is all the way to the right, and it is set for Quad-speed or higher.
How do I install the update for Atari Arcade Hits 1?
To install the update for Atari Arcade Hits 1:1. Download the file to the desktop from http://support.hasbro.com . 2. Check to make sure the game is installed.3. Double click on the file.4. Progress through the installation.5. After the installation is finished, restart the computer.
I am getting flashing video on my system with an ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP video card.
This will occur if the screen is not maximized, and you are running with DirectX Direct3D Hardware Acceleration enabled. To correct this, obtain the latest drivers from ATI, version 4.10.2278 or later, that will correct this problem. These can be obtained from their website, at www.atitech.com.
I installed Direct X on my computer with a Trident 9440 video card and all I get is wavy lines in Windows.
This usually occurs when DirectX installs drivers that are not compatible with your video card. The following steps will allow you to correct this problem.1. Boot into SAFEMODE. To boot into SAFEMODE in Windows 95, press the F8 key when you see the words ""Starting Windows 95"". In Windows 98, hold down the left Shift key. This will bring up an option menu. Choose number 3 or SAFEMODE.2. Once your are in the Windows SAFEMODE. Go to Start, Settings and Control Panel. 3. Double click on ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS. 4. Double click on DIRECTX.5. Click on the Restore Display Driver button. 6. Press Ok and restart your computer.
