-=PCTechTalk=- Re: problem loading game

Can't be drive space. This is a 60 gig drive that is 95 percent empty.

Jo Ann 
 
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From: Robert Andrew Dulaney Jr.
Date: 12/31/05 20:52:33
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: problem loading game
 
Your CPU is about .5 gig over the game min. reguirement and you have twice
the min RAM
  you say you have a accellerated video card and the games requires atleast
32 MB there my best guess is that you exceede that however that shouldn't
matter much until you try and play the game.  However you are required to
have 4 GIG of HDD space to install and i would start looking for my problem
there - maybe wash, defrag and re-install the game.
Jo Ann Weaver <bookworm54@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 
My grandson got a game for Christmas ( Lord Of The Rings- Battle For
Middle
Earth if it matters)
We tried to load it on my second computer AMD Athlon XP 2200, 512 MB DDR RAM
. It hangs at 33 percent and won't finish loading. Updated the Direct X to
the newest version and still the same. Loaded it on my Dell and it went
without a hitch, but I don't want him tying up my main squeeze playing games
Could someone help me figure out the problem with the AMD?
 
Jo Ann
 
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