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TNM crashes if I try to access the control center
CptainDan | Posted on 01/27/05 at 23:44:18 I just downloaded the latest program files, and now I can't access the control center. Circuits seem to be running fine. It's Error 64 at pgm-ctr 172840 |
HugeRockStar760 | Posted on 01/28/05 at 06:48:50 Same thing happened here. |
Oliver Copp | Posted on 01/30/05 at 17:59:21 The exact same error? Please drop me an e-mail and we'll figure out something for you. |
CptainDan | Posted on 02/06/05 at 17:08:25 Hey... I sent an e-mail but I haven't gotten a reply yet. Did you receive it? After reading another post I tried running TNM in DOS mode to access the control center, and that works. But in Windows, it always crashes with the above error message. |
doors11 | Posted on 02/06/05 at 19:06:15 Cptain Dan How did you run it in Dos Mode? Did you do the Run Command.com and do it that way? I still get an error when i try. Also could you try this please. Make a backup and then try and run Control Center. Mine works that way I'd like to know if yours does. Thanks |
Some Guy | Posted on 02/09/05 at 03:02:39 I'm getting the same error. i've got xp so i can't run tnm in dos mode. |
Some Guy | Posted on 02/09/05 at 03:03:44 setting the shortcut for windows 95 compatibility fixes it for me. |
Oliver Copp | Posted on 02/13/05 at 09:29:44 I hate Windows! That said, CptainDan, Rockstar - please make sure you do not run TNM through a shortcut. Always open it from the DOS command line. It is well-documented that Windows f...s up when accessing DOS apps through a shortcut. Could that be the case in your case? |
Oliver Copp | Posted on 02/13/05 at 09:31:40 Also, the fact that it runs in straight DOS is a dead giveaway that something's fishy about Windows there. Maybe setting the compatibility to Win9x will help? |
CptainDan | Posted on 02/18/05 at 21:58:50 It's running on a computer that uses Windows 98, so I can't change the compatibility. I tried not using a shortcut, but still no success. I also tried making a backup first, as was suggested, and that works. After a backup, I can access the control center, but I have to make one every time I want to do so. Strange. |
Easyc23 | Posted on 02/25/05 at 23:29:54 I get an error when I try to Import wrestlers, or Get Exports. I dont know what the error is however because TNM closes out way too fast. |
Critic of the Dawn | Posted on 02/25/05 at 23:31:57 Try running TNM through the DOS prompt. I occasionally get errors when exporting files, and have found that it usually works when I do that. Even if it doesn't, doing this should keep the window open long enough for you to get the error number so Oliver can help you. Eric "Critic of the Dawn" |
Easyc23 | Posted on 02/25/05 at 23:45:08 I went into TNM throught DOS like you said and I get this error Error 64 at pgm-ctr: 94321 |
rptDX316 | Posted on 02/27/05 at 22:05:00 I'm experiencing the same problem as well. It crashes as soon as you access the Control Center. If I make a back-up, I can get into it, but otherwise it'll just shut TNM down. I'm running XP, but the same thing happens when I try to run it from the DOS prompt as well. |
TerryFunka | Posted on 02/27/05 at 22:54:30 have yall tried just plain redownloading it and overwriting the files with the original tnm 7se files then redownloading the updated program files just a suggestion |
rptDX316 | Posted on 02/28/05 at 08:52:37 I did try that yesterday, but it won't overwrite 3b with a lesser version. One thing though, I'm sure I remember it working at one point. In fact, it definitely did, because I've imported wrestlers into 3b. I'm beginning to wonder if it was maybe a corrupt export file that has mucked up the database, if that's possible. Have any of you guys imported wrestlers into this version recently? |
Easyc23 | Posted on 03/01/05 at 04:42:52 I havent been able to because when I try I get that error I posted earlier, so it is nothing with a corupt import file. |
rptDX316 | Posted on 03/05/05 at 11:53:24 Now, the weirdest thing is going down. All of a sudden, it's working again on mine. Must be a random thing, or some sort of memory factor involved, maybe. |
Oliver Copp | Posted on 03/22/05 at 15:37:33 If you're getting an Error 64, that means the operating system is telling the program "shut the f... down, there's trouble brewing". If you drop me a line at copp@hexacon.de, I'll send you replacement versions of the ControlCenter - if you're lucky (and almost everybody is), one of them will work for you. |