Can not download Trainz Simulator 2004.
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Captain_Collins
Clovis Sub Fan
It may be a memory error inside your computer. I suggest you run a memory checker. Microsoft do one.
Captain_Collins
Clovis Sub Fan
I think there are other ones on the web that can run from a CD drive instead.
Originally Posted by zatovisualworks 
As said many times before ( some of them dating back to the 20th century :hehe: ) -->
All these .exe files in Program files/Auran/TRS2006/Bin or Program files/Auran/TRS2004/Bin
CCP
CCPConsole
ContentManager
trainzutil
TPS2006
must be set as "Run as administrator" status (RMB --> Properties --> Compatibility --> Privilege level)
In the root folder, these .exe files need the same medical treatment :
gsc
gse
launcher
openGLextensions
Trainz
TrainzDiag
The Vista (sighting) side of Alberte :wave:
As said many times before ( some of them dating back to the 20th century :hehe: ) -->
All these .exe files in Program files/Auran/TRS2006/Bin or Program files/Auran/TRS2004/Bin
CCP
CCPConsole
ContentManager
trainzutil
TPS2006
must be set as "Run as administrator" status (RMB --> Properties --> Compatibility --> Privilege level)
In the root folder, these .exe files need the same medical treatment :
gsc
gse
launcher
openGLextensions
Trainz
TrainzDiag
The Vista (sighting) side of Alberte :wave:
ColPrice2002
Well-known member
Hi Vashis,
I had a similar problem with my Win XP system when I tried to install TC3.
I found (by trying to install another game - Oblivion) that my DVD drive would not read the discs correctly.
I found a solution - I do not know it if will work for you.
Using the control panel & device manager, I deleted the driver for the DVD drive (actually all of the CD/DVD drives I have).
When windows re-started, it found "new" devices and re-loaded the Microsoft default drivers.
This solved my problem
Hope that helps,
Colin
I had a similar problem with my Win XP system when I tried to install TC3.
I found (by trying to install another game - Oblivion) that my DVD drive would not read the discs correctly.
I found a solution - I do not know it if will work for you.
Using the control panel & device manager, I deleted the driver for the DVD drive (actually all of the CD/DVD drives I have).
When windows re-started, it found "new" devices and re-loaded the Microsoft default drivers.
This solved my problem
Hope that helps,
Colin
Originally Posted by zatovisualworks
As said many times before ( some of them dating back to the 20th century :hehe: ) -->
All these .exe files in Program files/Auran/TRS2006/Bin or Program files/Auran/TRS2004/Bin
CCP
CCPConsole
ContentManager
trainzutil
TPS2006
must be set as "Run as administrator" status (RMB --> Properties --> Compatibility --> Privilege level)
In the root folder, these .exe files need the same medical treatment :
gsc
gse
launcher
openGLextensions
Trainz
TrainzDiag
The Vista (sighting) side of Alberte :wave:
I don't have any of those files because I can't download it. So that doesn't help at all. Thanks though.
Nope it didn't.
ColPrice2002
Well-known member
OK,
Try copying the whole of the DVD to a local drive.
It's possible that the install program is having problems with the hardware.
Now install from your local drive.
HTH,
Colin
Try copying the whole of the DVD to a local drive.
It's possible that the install program is having problems with the hardware.
Now install from your local drive.
HTH,
Colin
Yeah, when I read you post I was at a place that blocked images on their ISP,...so I just took a shot in the dark!
ColPrice2002
Well-known member
Ok,
Put the Disc into your drive.
Cancel the autorun install.
Open Windows explorer (I'm using the Win Xp terms - I think vista is the same?).
Now choose a location - try c:\
Create a folder here - "auraninstall" (or any other name you like)
now navigate to the DVD drive (d:\?), click on the icon and you should see the files & subfolders. Highlight all of them, right mouse click and "copy".
navigate to the c:\auraninstall folder, and right-mouse-click "paste".
Wait.
when complete, remover the disc from the drive.
Navigate to the c:\auraninstall folder, open it and then right click the "setup.exe" file and select run as administrator.
If the disc files don't copy you are most likely to have a non-working disc.
That's one for the helpdesk (ask for replacement).
Colin
Put the Disc into your drive.
Cancel the autorun install.
Open Windows explorer (I'm using the Win Xp terms - I think vista is the same?).
Now choose a location - try c:\
Create a folder here - "auraninstall" (or any other name you like)
now navigate to the DVD drive (d:\?), click on the icon and you should see the files & subfolders. Highlight all of them, right mouse click and "copy".
navigate to the c:\auraninstall folder, and right-mouse-click "paste".
Wait.
when complete, remover the disc from the drive.
Navigate to the c:\auraninstall folder, open it and then right click the "setup.exe" file and select run as administrator.
If the disc files don't copy you are most likely to have a non-working disc.
That's one for the helpdesk (ask for replacement).
Colin
Hi Colin,
In Vista, if you want to check your memory, do as follows:
1- Open Control Panel
2-Click System and Maintenance
3-At the botton, you will see Administrative Tools, click on it
4- You will see Memory Diagnostic Tool, double-click on it and it will check your memory and give you a report
Good luck
Gilles
In Vista, if you want to check your memory, do as follows:
1- Open Control Panel
2-Click System and Maintenance
3-At the botton, you will see Administrative Tools, click on it
4- You will see Memory Diagnostic Tool, double-click on it and it will check your memory and give you a report
Good luck
Gilles
I got a new computer recently with Vista. I try to install this game, but get this error.
I clean both disc and still does it.
I know it something to do with Vista.
NEVER USE VISTA!