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Hopefully I'll look at my defragging stuff too bad I don't have Samsung laptop though or that would make this easy I will definitely look at my defragging stuff though! Thank you for the suggestion.

+1 Support this idea.

Unfortunately I can't do that on this computer :/ I don't have the OS copy, because it was formatted and installed at a shop, and if I just purchased a new copy of WinXP SP2, it would be like having a new computer haha.

It would most likely fix it for anyone else though. Thanks for the idea.

I just did that. Unfortunately it didn't help. That's a good idea, though. I wish that a faulty installation were the case.

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No such luck. I created custom resolutions for both 800x600, and 1024x768, (both 60 Hz, 32 bit) and neither setting worked. That was a great suggestion, though. Thank you.

This is interesting - when I try to load beta mode, I get the following message:

Fatal modeler error: Could not open artwork ...

Hmm....you have a point. I tried checking in regedit a while ago, and, (unfortunately), the DWORD keys are there.

But you definitely have a point. I'm going to try and go to Fry's tomorrow, maybe I can get a better monitor...this LCD is sucky...1024x768 max res....yuck.

Thanks for the suggestion!

After installing less recent driver versions, I am now unable to load without going into safe mode first...

Maybe this game just hates me?

UPDATE: I updated my sound card driver and now I'm back to the original situation. Regular windowed mode, windowed mode while in safe mode, and both windowed ...

I'm going to try all of the (9 or so) drivers listed that have WHQL certification. Thank you all for your help so far, and I'll get back to you on whether they work on not.

On an unrelated note, I love your mods Zero I'm going to use your keyboard setup when mouse is working.

Beta mode works for both fullscreen and windowed mode, AND I can change back and forth while playing with no ill effect.
In fact, I played around with switching the positions of and moving the regular and beta .EXEs around, and was able to determine that it had something to do with the regular exe ...