I just took the plunge and installed Open Rails. I can start Open Rails and maybe run the program for about a minute or two then the computer just crashes. When I say crash I mean the computer just shuts down and I can't restart it until I unplug the computer for a minute, Happened twice. Does not do this until I start Open Rails. Computer has been fine now for about 45 minutes. Any ideas on what may be the problem?
A newbie to Open Rails and I have a question
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Please post your computer specs. Also please attach a zip copy of the OpenRailslog.txt file. It is important to diagnose problems.
Thanks.Chris
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Dell Inspiron, Windows 7 Home premium, Pentium dual core CPU E5400 @ 2.7 GHz, 4.0 GB ram, Intel G41 express chipset onboard graphics.Attached FilesCliff Gray
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Yesterday I downloaded OpenRails and Now I'm unable to start reason as mentioned below:
My PC Config:
Intel Core2Duo 2.93Ghz, 2GB RAM, Win7 Ultimate 32Bit, Asrock G31 MBD
My Problem:
When I click on OpenRails.exe I get an error Open Rails require Microsoft XNA 3.1 Framework.
When I went on the Microsoft website in search of Microsoft XNA 3.1 Framework I found that the system requirement is WinXp/Vista. This means that it doesn't supports Win7.
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Your inference is incorrect; Microsoft XNA 3.1 Framework works perfectly on Windows 7. Install it.When I click on OpenRails.exe I get an error Open Rails require Microsoft XNA 3.1 Framework.
When I went on the Microsoft website in search of Microsoft XNA 3.1 Framework I found that the system requirement is WinXp/Vista. This means that it doesn't supports Win7.
thus what is the solution for this???James Ross
Open Rails Management Team
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"Intel G41 express chipset onboard graphics."
Your problem with OR may lie there, onboard graphics will struggle with most sims.
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