#Run hard truck 2 windows 7 driver#
#Run hard truck 2 windows 7 Patch#
#Run hard truck 2 windows 7 full#

The issue that is causing the crashes I'm betting is something to do with the port into the Steam package. I'm guessing that the game only runs in 1024x768 and the graphics engine uses directX to emulate the higher resolutions in some form or fashion. This is fine for the main menu, but when it goes to load your profile and your saved game it seems to require that the game graphics settings at the main menu be exactly the same as what was 'locked' into your player profile the first time you start a game. In order to be able to run Hard Reset Redux at a minimum standard for the game, you will need a CPU ranked better than 2.5 GHz Intel Pentium 4 / AMD Athlon 64, more than 2 GB RAM, a GPU that is better ranked than 512 MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800GS / ATI Radeon HD 3870 or better, while the PC system is running on Windows 7 or Later. If the game crashes, or even if you simply save the game and stop playing and come back later, the game will relaunch under the 1024x768 resolution.

#Run hard truck 2 windows 7 driver#

Method2: Uninstall and reinstall the USB driver and check if that helps. Run the Hardware and devices troubleshooter. Click on troubleshooting and click on the view all option on the left panel. Change the view by option on the top right to Large icons. It seems that once you create your player profile and start a game, it kind of locks those graphic settings into your profile, for good as far as I can tell. Press Windows key +X, select Control panel. I even tried to edit the config.cfg file were it lists the resolution and it seems that the game will not launch unless it starts in 1024x768. All of the other custom graphics settings remain except for the resolution, this is part of the problem.

I noticed that everytime you try and start the game it reverts back to 1024x768. I'm not going to pull this thing apart any further unless I run into more issues. (My troubleshooting steps, and my 'best guess' as to where the issue is are below. ***How to fix: Everytime you launch the game you have to adjust the resolution to match the resolution the game was in when you started that profiles game*** There is a sync issue between your player profile and the main game settings. Riven runs beautifully, Myst IV: Revelation runs beautifully, but the third game just won't have it.Okay, I figured out what the issue is. It sounds like a whacko hardware issue, but could it also just be an issue with 64-bit systems? I remember getting it to work with Vista years back. The graphics and sound refused to play nice, which is why I don't use Mac for any games. *Downgrading, upgrading, and downgrading QuickTime several times (nope) *Virtual Machine with Windows 98SE (slightly better results here, the Exile splash screen appears before hanging indefinitely) *Migrating all the files from the CDs to a flash drive, reconfiguring the drive setup, and executing (nope) *Disabled (rather permanently) whatever security anti-virus came with the OS

#Run hard truck 2 windows 7 Patch#

*Installed the v.1.22 patch (did nothing) If I set it to run as administrator, the usual permission pop-up doesn't even show. *Compatibility Mode set to pretty much every other version of Windows (I never expect this to do anything.).

#Run hard truck 2 windows 7 full#

*5 fresh installation attempts (2 typical installs, 3 full installs, none have worked) If I pull up Task Manager while executing it, the process pops up as 'M3', stays for 1-2 seconds for disappearing. exe, the mouse gives me an hourglass, like the CPU's thinking about it, before it decides not to do anything at all. I have the 4-disk version of Myst III: Exile, and I have tried in vain to get it to run on Windows 7 64-bit.