[Saxboya42]

Hello, this is my first post on this forum. Let me start off by saying that I know you must get hundreds of people a day stating this exact same thing, that they need help. And although I know that, I still find myself doing this in the hope of getting FFT 1.3 running. I can understand if you dismiss this at first sight because of the subject, I know it must be tiring seeing it all the time. But I would like your help. I've looked at the insane difficulty forums and haven't been able to figure out what's wrong with my epsxe. I'm using a soft video plugin because i'm not sure if my 2007 dell laptop has a good video card or not(although I'm sure it's the later). I've configured all the BIOS and all of the plugins to settings I think would be good and I've gotten a patched ISO of FFT 1.3. I've taken care of the zldub.whatever thing. I don't know why, but whenever I try to run the ISO, the window for it pops up, and then immediately after it pops up, another pops up saying, "epsxe.exe has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly.Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available". I have no clue what to do. I've looked all over the net, namely google, and haven't found anything. I'm sorry if I bothered you with this, but if you've read to this point, thank you. I would like a reply, but I can't force you to reply.

[Stann]

I've never experienced that before. My suggestion is to try different video plugins until something works. If you don't know if your card can handle a hard video plugin, try it and find out. You got nothing to lose.

[Harbringer]

Could you type in dxdiag into your windows start button search bar, and tell me what your graphics card is(should be under the tab "display")?

[Saxboya42]

By Name: there is nothing, same with driver, does that mean I don't have one, or it's not working. I though tit must have one because i ran epsxe on this computer a long time ago and it worked then, but then it stopped working, so I stopped using it. This probably makes a difference so I thought it'd be good to know: not to long ago my laptop crashed and I had to system restore it. If that has anything to do with it let me know. But if I'm just a big dummy and don't have a graphics card, well I'm sorry for wasting your time. =D

[Stann]

Saxboya42, on 18 August 2012 - 07:18 PM, said:

By Name: there is nothing, same with driver, does that mean I don't have one, or it's not working. I though tit must have one because i ran epsxe on this computer a long time ago and it worked then, but then it stopped working, so I stopped using it. This probably makes a difference so I thought it'd be good to know: not to long ago my laptop crashed and I had to system restore it. If that has anything to do with it let me know. But if I'm just a big dummy and don't have a graphics card, well I'm sorry for wasting your time. =D

If you're using a laptop, chances are it has an onboard graphics card. My netbook that I bought for $300 can run ePSXe with no problems, and run FFT at 60FPS, I'm sure your laptop would have no problems either.

[Saxboya42]

Its a 2007 dell, so that's exactly what I thought. If I got it working I think it would run fine, but I can't get it working.

[Saxboya42]

Here is an picture of exactly what my dxdiag has on it, if it helps. Sorry for the quality.


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[Harbringer]

Ffffffffff okay, I wasn't expecting that. Which plugin for epsxe are you using currently?

[SakuyaP]

Stann, on 18 August 2012 - 07:37 PM, said:

If you're using a laptop, chances are it has an onboard graphics card. My netbook that I bought for $300 can run ePSXe with no problems, and run FFT at 60FPS, I'm sure your laptop would have no problems either.

My old Pentium 4 and onboard graphics handled older versions of ePSXe just fine.

Anyways, does this happen to the unpatched version or just the patched version? Have you tried running other games?