Telltale Games

westenmax · 06/11/2007, 01:25 pm

I downloaded the executable file and started. An empty window appears which counts to 100 %. Then nothing happens. The window stays empty.
Has anybody else seen this problem?
I'm using Windows XP Pro 64 Bit.

jmm · 06/11/2007, 06:48 pm

Ok, a few things to try:
1) Reboot (To discard the Win32 WOW files from memory) and try again (Run from an admin account!)
2) Reboot and try to start the process in compability mode (Win XP, Win 98, etc)

Ryan · 06/12/2007, 09:56 am

Let us know what happens after you try that reboot. If it doesn't work i might have some other things to try..wish we had XP 64 to try here.

westenmax · 06/12/2007, 01:25 pm

Perhaps I did make a mistake. I tried what you recommended. But the installation window still kept empty. But when I looked into the installation directory I found the sam&max .exe file. Perhaps it was there the whole time.
Now everything works.

Thanks a lot

Emily · 06/12/2007, 01:54 pm

Quote:

Now everything works.

Music to my ears.

Enjoy the game!

Ryan · 06/12/2007, 03:14 pm

Indeed, bravo.

06/11/2007, 01:25 pm	#1
westenmax Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2	Sam and Max Culture Shock doesn't install on Windows XP x64 I downloaded the executable file and started. An empty window appears which counts to 100 %. Then nothing happens. The window stays empty. Has anybody else seen this problem? I'm using Windows XP Pro 64 Bit.

06/12/2007, 01:25 pm	#4
westenmax Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 2	Culture Shock got installed Perhaps I did make a mistake. I tried what you recommended. But the installation window still kept empty. But when I looked into the installation directory I found the sam&max .exe file. Perhaps it was there the whole time. Now everything works. Thanks a lot

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06/11/2007, 06:48 pm	#2
jmm Fremen Fedaykin Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Arrakis (also known as Dune) Posts: 1,177	Ok, a few things to try: 1) Reboot (To discard the Win32 WOW files from memory) and try again (Run from an admin account!) 2) Reboot and try to start the process in compability mode (Win XP, Win 98, etc)

06/12/2007, 09:56 am	#3
Ryan Keep your meat Ice-cold! Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Ancient, abandoned, communal chamber. Posts: 56	Let us know what happens after you try that reboot. If it doesn't work i might have some other things to try..wish we had XP 64 to try here.

06/12/2007, 03:14 pm	#6
Ryan Keep your meat Ice-cold! Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Ancient, abandoned, communal chamber. Posts: 56	Indeed, bravo.