ME Problems?

Tim Brooks · #1 October 8th, 2003, 10:10 PM

Hi Guys:

I am pretty sure Aaron made it so that the disk has to be present to start the game. I will check with Aaron to make sure.

ME is always troublesome. I have ME on my laptop and hate it. Do you have the most recent Version, ie all patches?

I am sure this was tested under ME so the problem is probably local to your system, but I know that doesn't help much. After you try what has been suggested, and if still having problems, then go to our Customer Support Centerand open a ticket. They are really good at this stuff.

Phoenix-D · #2 October 8th, 2003, 10:23 PM

Yes, you do need the disk in the drive. Which worries me, because in my CD drive the Starfury disc makes a LOT of noise. It doesn't like certain CDs, and Starfury appears to be one of them.

EDIT: that and the auto-run tries to install SF every time you put the disc in..

[ October 08, 2003, 21:25: Message edited by: Phoenix-D ]

gregebowman · #3 October 9th, 2003, 03:37 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Phoenix-D:
Yes, you do need the disk in the drive. Which worries me, because in my CD drive the Starfury disc makes a LOT of noise. It doesn't like certain CDs, and Starfury appears to be one of them.

EDIT: that and the auto-run tries to install SF every time you put the disc in..

That's exactly what's happening to my computer, noise and all. I'll see about opening that ticket Tim Brooks talked about.

Phoenix-D · #4 October 9th, 2003, 05:09 AM

Let me make it clear, for me it does work despite the noise. Try burning a copy, for me the copy is quieter.

Austin · #5 October 9th, 2003, 05:15 AM

Yeah, it does seem to require you use the CD. My laptop asks me to put it in when it is not present. The very first time I ran the game, it did not detect the cd but after reinserting it, things worked fine. I use Windows XP Professional.

DeadZone · #6 October 9th, 2003, 08:31 AM

I do suggest imaging the CD to your hdd and creating a virtual cd drive
I do this alot as my CD drive is slow and sometimes causes my machine to play up

gregebowman · #7 October 10th, 2003, 01:52 AM

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Originally posted by DeadZone:
I do suggest imaging the CD to your hdd and creating a virtual cd drive
I do this alot as my CD drive is slow and sometimes causes my machine to play up

How does one "image" a cd to the HD?