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Exe problem

SirNigelSirNigel Member Posts: 4
in Windows PC (Archive)
I downloaded the game a few hours ago, and I can't run it. Every time I use the .exe file from the 00766 folder appears this message: "You have signed out of BeamDog Player. Please sign in and try again". And then another one:" Application corrupt".

If I try to play using the Beamdog Play button I can see the BG's main menu, but I can't see the cursor point and everythig stops working. I can't even get out of the game.

Any idea?

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  • zdufordzduford Member Posts: 5
    Have you tried compatibility settings? XP SP2 Vista SP1 What OS are you on?
  • SirNigelSirNigel Member Posts: 4
    edited November 2012
    xp, and I found no Vista option. This version is too old I think :)

    Edit: 32 bits xp profesional SP3
  • zdufordzduford Member Posts: 5
    All right what are you system specs? People have been having trouble with Nvidia cards as well as some of the Intel chipsets
  • SirNigelSirNigel Member Posts: 4
    edited November 2012
    I just found the Intel issue warning in beamdog, and that could be the cause. I'm using intel integrated graphics. I don't understand those messages about connection with beamdog or corrupt application, though.
    Post edited by SirNigel on
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