I am getting a huge problem since i downgrade my OS to windows xp.... Before this i was running windows 7 in which i was able to play Arms of Revenge. This game requires flash player. On each game launch, the game screen gets black and everything inside the game freezes. any solution?
Unable to run Arms Of Revenge on Windows XP
- Thread starter devilmaycry
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have you updated adobe flash player?
are you using IE or firefox or chrome?
and did you install the correct flash player?
are you using IE or firefox or chrome?
and did you install the correct flash player?
yes i have updated my flash player... i use Google chrome. this game works well on my friends pc. they suggested me to install macromedia flash player... something like that... i still don't know whats wrong
macromedia is inherent in an xp install. (hidded folders/application data/user name.)
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seems to play okay for me. xpsp3. I am on firefox.
1. have you checked device manager to see if any drivers are missing??
2. if so which ones, make sure to see Hidden drivers also.
3. run checkdisk with the /r parameter at least twice, (depending on drive size a lengthy process, do not stop pc once checkdisk is running)
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seems to play okay for me. xpsp3. I am on firefox.
1. have you checked device manager to see if any drivers are missing??
2. if so which ones, make sure to see Hidden drivers also.
3. run checkdisk with the /r parameter at least twice, (depending on drive size a lengthy process, do not stop pc once checkdisk is running)
well, after checking device manager, i found no drivers missing.
i didn't get the last line, where to run checkdisk?
i didn't get the last line, where to run checkdisk?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315265/en-us
How to perform checkdisk
if you do not have Recovery Console installed, then run from the start menu
go to start, run, type in cmd
in cmd type in chkdsk c: /r and press enter
type Y for yes and press enter
type exit and press enter
restart pc, allow checkdisk to finish and run again
this is a lengthy process depending on the size of your harddrive, the percentages will fluctuate, this is normal, you can view report in the event viewer.
go to start>run> and type in eventvwr.msc, click on the applications directory, and in the right hand panel choose winlogon.
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read the support article, there are several ways to run checkdisk, the best way is through the recovery console.
How to perform checkdisk
if you do not have Recovery Console installed, then run from the start menu
go to start, run, type in cmd
in cmd type in chkdsk c: /r and press enter
type Y for yes and press enter
type exit and press enter
restart pc, allow checkdisk to finish and run again
this is a lengthy process depending on the size of your harddrive, the percentages will fluctuate, this is normal, you can view report in the event viewer.
go to start>run> and type in eventvwr.msc, click on the applications directory, and in the right hand panel choose winlogon.
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read the support article, there are several ways to run checkdisk, the best way is through the recovery console.
thanks!