On old machines this parameter can create problems. If EMM386 has problems remove the "highscan" from its line. Make sure these are run before any other "device=" lines. Now put "device=c:\windows\himem.sys" and "device=c:\windows\emm386 noems ram highscan" in your config.sys file. If they are there then lets try something. Look in C:\WINDOWS and see if there is a HIMEM.SYS and EMM386.EXE programs in that directory. WinME is doing things differently from what Win95/98 does, though, so I'm not sure I can help any.ĭo you have anyone with DOS/WIN experience to help you? Ok, your system isn't setting up upper memory to load drivers high.
Starting the game from the DOS prompt is not better: same problem with the scenario editor. it was easy to right-click on the shortcut and specify a new DOS configuration, but Win ME does nor allow it I tried several settings of conventional memory( up to the max that my system allows me, i.e: 568), XMS, EMS,initial environment, but the result is always the same. Wir 3.2 runs fine too, but not so the scenario editor. It just runs fine on my computer, game and editor alike. Let me add the following: wir 1.1 says it needs 575 k memory, no EMS, no XMS. Hello what about reposting queries like the above on a separate thread together with the responses/ solutions ? that could serve as an FAQ
This ought to be a FAQ too, but it'll be hell to write. What you need is to get the best setup in DOS to maximize the amount of free DOS memory (the 1st 640K of ram) and in the Properties->Memory section when you right click on a DOS app desktop icon (or one in the bottom taskbar). WIR is a DOS game, the system.ini file and the total amount of ram you have has absolutely no bearing on how the game plays in DOS mode under Windows. I tried to save and reload and also to change the files number in System.ini( see Microsoft knowledege database), but no results. ( no problems when I edit a bde/rgt) I get an " insufficient memory" message. The game works fine, but when I use the scenario editor for changing afv in a tank div. I run Wir 3.2 on Pentium III, 128 RAM, O.S. O:K I follow's mammoth's suggestion(thanks) and I try to start a new thread.
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