Posted October 11, 2014
Hey gog.com forums!
First of all, I'd like to apologize if this thread servers no purpose, but needless to say I've done excessive googling, searching and what-not that I simply have no strength to carry on...
I bought Nox, incredibly awesome game I've always loved (and lost the CDs long time ago) and after installing I have issues with it crashing.
Right after installation, screen goes black for a moment and then it crashes.
I've tried the following
-reinstalling the game
-all compability modes
-running in windowed mode
-all other options in the compatibility window and combinations of them
And the best I could get was Nox running in very weird resolutions with ugly purple over-exposed colors sort of thing. But it ran fine with no other lags...
The system I'm running is HP ProBook 4540s with Windows 8 and Intel HD Graphics - onboard.
I'm pretty confident that HW wise it's sufficient (it's 14 years old game after all)
Any idea how to run it? Thanks a heap.
First of all, I'd like to apologize if this thread servers no purpose, but needless to say I've done excessive googling, searching and what-not that I simply have no strength to carry on...
I bought Nox, incredibly awesome game I've always loved (and lost the CDs long time ago) and after installing I have issues with it crashing.
Right after installation, screen goes black for a moment and then it crashes.
I've tried the following
-reinstalling the game
-all compability modes
-running in windowed mode
-all other options in the compatibility window and combinations of them
And the best I could get was Nox running in very weird resolutions with ugly purple over-exposed colors sort of thing. But it ran fine with no other lags...
The system I'm running is HP ProBook 4540s with Windows 8 and Intel HD Graphics - onboard.
I'm pretty confident that HW wise it's sufficient (it's 14 years old game after all)
Any idea how to run it? Thanks a heap.