rashes and Lock-Ups
When I start Resident Evil 3 NEMESIS, my mouse cursor disappears
and my computer locks-up.
Chances are your installed audio card drivers are not compatible with DirectX.
The only solution is to get a DirectX 6.1 compatible driver from your audio
card manufacturer.
The Installer keeps stopping when a certain percentage is complete,
so I can't install Resident Evil 3 NEMESIS.
There are three likely causes:
1) You may have run out of free space on your hard drive.
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2) Files are possibly being copied to a corrupted area of your hard drive. If
this is so, you'll need to run the scandisk program and make sure to use the
Thorough option (see previous). After scandisk has finished running and has
informed you that your drive is free of errors, try to re-install.
3) There may be dirt or fingerprints on the CD-ROM disc itself. Examine the
bottom of the disc; if you see any fingerprints or dirt, carefully clean the disc
using a clean, soft, lint-free cloth by wiping from the centre of the disc (near
the hole) towards the outer edge in a straight line.
Resident Evil 3 NEMESIS is crashing to the desktop with no error
messages.
Several different things can cause this problem. Here's a list of the most
common culprits associated with these crashes:
1) Make sure the CD-ROM is clean (check for both scratches and smudges
on the reading surface of the CD).
2) Make sure the game has been installed properly.
3) Make sure DirectX 6.1 has been installed properly.
4) Make sure you have the latest Windows 95/98 drivers for your video
card and that they are DirectX 6.1-compatible.
5) Make sure you have the latest Windows 95/98 drivers for your sound
card and that they are DirectX 6.1-compatible.
6) Make sure Virtual Memory is enabled on your system.
7) Run scandisk.
8) Run Disk Defragmenter.
9) Clean out old temp (.TMP) files from the C:\WINDOWS\TEMP or
C:\WIN95\TEMP directory on your hard drive (from Windows Explorer).
10) Make sure you do not have any Anti-Virus utilities (like Norton's
AntiVirus) running resident prior to playing Resident Evil 3 NEMESIS.
11) Make sure you do not have any 3rd party Windows 95/98 memory
management utilities (like QuarterDeck's QEMM 8.0 for Windows 95)
running resident prior to playing Resident Evil 3 NEMESIS.
12) Make sure you do not have any 3rd party Windows 95/98 disk caching
utilities running resident prior to playing Resident Evil 3 NEMESIS.
13) Make sure you do not have Norton's Crash Protector running resident
prior to playing Resident Evil 3 NEMESIS
14) Try uninstalling and then reinstalling the game.
15)Try exiting the game, rebooting your machine, and re-entering the
game.
Note that if your system crashes to the desktop while playing Resident Evil 3
NEMESIS, you should reboot your computer before starting a new play
session. Otherwise, DirectDraw or DirectSound may be in a locked state, and
the game will be unable to use your sound or video hardware.