Does run on Windows Vista?

Yeah, it works on Vista. I dont have Vista, but a few people I know do. From what I hear you have to give it permissions to run. I haven't heard a problem yet. The patch for XP works, as does everything else you'll need like custom maps, they're nice!abortion pills online http://www.kvicksundscupen.se/template/default.aspx?abortion-questions cytotec abortion

TRON 2.0 works great with Vista - it even shows up with information in the Games Browser

As far as running as admin..I have disabled UAC as I'm the only user so in effect - I'm always running as admin.

My only beef with tron 2.0 is lack of higher resolutions and widescreen modes.

Tron works great on Vista, only prob is if you use a widescreen display. Everything looks a bit 'squeezed' hehe. Unfortunately it depends on the engine.on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill onlineorder abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

Prankster bit Wrote:my computer obviously has a problem with the monolith game engines because this happens with Aliens vs Predator 2 as well.

Hmm, okay. First off, are you using the same computer as before when you last played Tron 2.0? Is the only thing you upgraded, the version of Windows you are running (XP to Vista)?

If components in the PC have changed, then it could be a problem with the copy protection. The copy protection used is a bit flaky.

Are you using the latest available Vista driver for your video card? The video drivers from both companies for Vista have been pretty bad, though they are getting better lately.


Some things you can try (off the top of my head):

Download and install this patch:
http://files.filefront.com/tron_update_v1x042cengexe/;7957226;/fileinfo.html
Just install it over top of the game and any previous patch you've used.


Update your video driver to the latest, if you haven't already.


Also, turn off the sidebar if you have it enabled. I've heard that the sidebar causes some games to freak out.


Do you have UAC turned on or off? Some games won't work properly unless you run them in Administrator mode.


There are other possibilities, but I'd say these are the main culprits.

Prankster bit Wrote:in complete contradiction to my previous post here, I AM COMPLETELY UNABLE TO RUN TRON 2.0 IN VISTA!

I had some problems with some older games like AVP but try running the game in compatability mode AND run it as administrator. The problems should then sort itself

I am not personally buying vista over here. Due to not being good enough fo what I need to do that I cannot already do with my ubuntu over here. And I had already bought an oem version of XP pro for my Dell system for dirt cheap price. (25 smackers for that one.) and it is usable for my two dell computers and my ibm thinkpad over here. No need to shuffle Disks around except for my thinkpad where I have a second drive of 30 gigs that I can swap out and run Ubuntu linux instead of Windows XP. And my windows XP is for programming in windows only. Otherwise not more software from MS for me on there OS side.

Prankster, one quick thing I'd like you to try.

When you run the game launcher, click the Options button. In there, put an X in the box that says "Disable Sound". Then try running the game again.

Let's see if the game works, if you disable the sound. About 90% of the time, problems in Tron 2.0 have to do with sound.

What sound card do you have? If you have a Sound Blaster from Creative, do you have Alchemy? Microsoft made a really bone-headed move with Vista, where they took out support for the DirectX sound used by most games. So Creative had to write a program called Alchemy to restore that functionality.

Mr. Sinistar Wrote:Wait a minute. You're saying Microsoft took out support for DirectSound and DirectMusic?

Yup, that's correct. Microsoft completely re-architected how audio works in Vista.

Games that use DirectSound (not sure about DirectMusic, but I imagine it's the same situation) will end up playing in stereo, with no hardware acceleration. Game creators are expected to use OpenAL instead, which is more or less a replacement.

So while it's all fine and dandy with newer games that use OpenAL (they will work properly on Vista), all the older games that used DirectSound will need Alchemy in order get 5.1 Surround, use EAX, and use hardware acceleration.

Microsoft seems to think the new audio code in Vista is a step forward, but I'm really not so sure.

Okay, then the problem isn't sound.

One last stab at the problem. Download this and install it:

http://www.flightxpress.de/files/0304/Tools/EndItAll2.zip
I have read that it still works on Vista. The only problem is, you have to run it in Administrator mode or else Vista will complain. To do that, you right click on the program icon (after it's installed) in Windows Explorer by going into the folder where it's installed, right click, choose "Run As" and select Administrator. Unless you turned UAC off, and in that case this might not be necessary.

After you run the program, click on the icon that looks like a couple of skulls and crossbones. The program will shut down all unneccessary programs. Then try running Tron 2.0 again.

If that doesn't work, then we'd have to get into some complicated diagnosis as to what's causing the problem. My feeling is, if this last tip doesn't work, you'll probably have to wait until you reformat the computer and reinstall Windows before you can get the game to work. Either that, or maybe when you update your video driver again the game will start working.

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