PCem

I was thinking he was running /m tho both are force commands Battler. I shouldn't read so fast half the time. I wouldn't think it was a bug being he should be running 386 Enhanced mode for that build.

You could try loading with /r or run setup /i Then select the devices instead of trusting Windows to select them.

I could be beating the mule here, but glsetup gives you a working video environment with a few clicks. Skip all the go online for updates, add email whatnot, and if you mess up just run it again... I packed glsetupb into an iso https://ufile.io/hzydy

Reinstalling opengl would in turn reinstall the Voodoo drivers.

try unchecking the screen filter on the voodoo. Maybe reinstall opengl, make sure its like 80-60mb.

It's just a device driver that is part of Macrovision's Safe Disc copy protection scheme. It prevent the piracy of PC games, but has been controversial because of so called problems it causes on many computers. It poses a potential security risk because it grants ring 0 kernel access to the programs...

No secdrv is a big W10 limitation for me..

My fx4.2ghz can push 240mhz fine But you still have some games can drag that down from 100% to 80% Then I'd just drop the mhz down till it holds 100% for those types of games. It's fine

I seen this, I use Steelseries Engine 3 and made a pcem config with low polling rate and cpi, plus keyboard binds for button 4-8 as a patch! It rocks

Well its not a bug with pcem, the game does this on real computers. I still think if you open the CD Rom drive witch holds the CD and run autofix.exe then setup.exe right out of the Explorer and not the "CD autorun!" It will install with no problems, Sorry if I'm just beating the mule here! Also run...

autofix.exe then run setup.exe didn't fix it? ResidentAEVA talked of a patch, not sure if that could help being its not installed. I seen a few other people talking about this problem on google could try a look! I was running w95 125mhz I could try dropping that to 90mhz, nice tip Res!

I didn't have this problem, but I installed to c: You may need to go to My Computer then your CD Rom Drive which holds the CD click on it, Locate the file called: AUTOFIX.EXE On my build the movies lag a lot!