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JohnMac

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I copied BVE4 + OpenBVE from my old Pc running XP service pack 2 to my new Pc with the above system also I installed Microseft Net Framework 1.1 for BVE4. OpenBVE works OK but unfortunately BVE4 is unable to get started.
I followed suggestion in ealier thread about migrating to Vista (64) but Dll files would not register! so no change. I would be very grateful if someone has any other ideas on the subject regards JohnMac.
 
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Personally I'd just stick to OpenBVE, it has far better support and more and more routes are switching too it (most BVE4 routes work on it anyway!) and BVE4 is a nightmare in Vista/7.
 

JohnMac

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Thanks guys I did try that link but it had no effect so I think I will just concentrate on OpenBVE it is the future. Regards JohnMac.
 

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Personally I'd just stick to OpenBVE, it has far better support and more and more routes are switching too it (most BVE4 routes work on it anyway!) and BVE4 is a nightmare in Vista/7.

Don't know if it's an issue with graphics card or what, but switching similarly to a 64-bit Win7, there's been problems like regular momentary, second-long freezing of the gameplay (mostly merely annoying) and with some routes suddenly the train turning upside down and facing the wrong way ;). "Yeehaa." Don't know if the latter could be an issue with train choice but strange nevertheless.
 
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