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10-04-11 05:18 PM
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When I try to play SNES games I get this direct draw error. It says to update my video card or use a 16 bit desktop or non-D mode. My drivers are up to date and I tried re installing the rgr plug in with no success. I have been on here for a while playing these games and never had this problem till recently. All the other games work fine its just the SNES games that this problem occurs, Please help,
When I try to play SNES games I get this direct draw error. It says to update my video card or use a 16 bit desktop or non-D mode. My drivers are up to date and I tried re installing the rgr plug in with no success. I have been on here for a while playing these games and never had this problem till recently. All the other games work fine its just the SNES games that this problem occurs, Please help,

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You'll get more help in the Help section of the Retro Game Room forum.

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Some possible solutions would be to:

- Run dxdiag (type dxdiag from your Start Menu into either the 'Run...' or 'Search') when the Direct X Diagnostic Tool opens, select the Display tab and disable all the graphics acceleration (DirectDraw/Direct3D/AGP) and then re-enable them

- From the SNES emulator menu select a video resolution that has "S" instead of D or W (non-D mode).
Esc -> CONFIG -> VIDEO

- If you're using Windows 7, running in XP Mode may run the game in 16 bit
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial155.html

- Uninstall and then re-install your video card drivers





Some possible solutions would be to:

- Run dxdiag (type dxdiag from your Start Menu into either the 'Run...' or 'Search') when the Direct X Diagnostic Tool opens, select the Display tab and disable all the graphics acceleration (DirectDraw/Direct3D/AGP) and then re-enable them

- From the SNES emulator menu select a video resolution that has "S" instead of D or W (non-D mode).
Esc -> CONFIG -> VIDEO

- If you're using Windows 7, running in XP Mode may run the game in 16 bit
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial155.html

- Uninstall and then re-install your video card drivers







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tRIUNE : Thanks for attempting to help but these are the issues I encounter with your instructions, When I am on the display tab after running dxdiag there is no option to disable or enable anything and where is the menu for the snes emu where u can choose a video resolution, cant find that on the site anywhere?
tRIUNE : Thanks for attempting to help but these are the issues I encounter with your instructions, When I am on the display tab after running dxdiag there is no option to disable or enable anything and where is the menu for the snes emu where u can choose a video resolution, cant find that on the site anywhere?


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