Dan Minges
I have been using rF1 for years, with XP then Win 7. Now with my new upgrade to Win 10 it don't work. Any ideas?
I have been using rF1 for years, with XP then Win 7. Now with my new upgrade to Win 10 it don't work. Any ideas?
I triedl different "compatabilty" modes, starting with Win7 which is what I have been using, then XP, then Vista (thanks for the idea!) It doesn't make any difference. When I run as administrator at least I get the box asking if I want to "allow rfactor.exe (fom an 'unknown publisher') to make changes, which I allow. Nothing happens though, not even a splash screen.I also had the same issue. Run you rfactor.exe under Vista. You can change this by clicking on the properties on rfactor.exe and click on the compatibility tab.
When I ran this way, it now works but I seemed to have lost my user data. For some reason it opens a new folder in your Documents folder, named rfactor. I just copied and pasted my user data from the rfactor folder in Program Files (x86) to there. So far so good!![]()
I triedl different "compatabilty" modes, starting with Win7 which is what I have been using, then XP, then Vista (thanks for the idea!) It doesn't make any difference. When I run as administrator at least I get the box asking if I want to "allow rfactor.exe (fom an 'unknown publisher') to make changes, which I allow. Nothing happens though, not even a splash screen.
I am able to run "rfconfig.exe" and have tried several different combinations of "shader level", resolution, windowed or not, and so on. It doesn't make any difference...
I wondered about the DX8 vs DX11 thing and tried to install DX9, but the online installer will not allow this for this version of Windows. I did an installation of rFactor lite hoping to get DX9 this way. That installed fine but also does not run.
My Windows10 install is an upgrade from my 64bit Windows7, not a clean install. rFactor 1 worked perfectly. in Win7. I do remember having to so some fiddling to get it going in Win7, including copying my Trymedia folder from my XP install and maybe some other stuff, but now I don't remember exactly what if anything else. I will try different stuff, but if you have it working in Win10 please let me know.
Thanks guys!
I triedl different "compatabilty" modes, starting with Win7 which is what I have been using, then XP, then Vista (thanks for the idea!) It doesn't make any difference. When I run as administrator at least I get the box asking if I want to "allow rfactor.exe (fom an 'unknown publisher') to make changes, which I allow. Nothing happens though, not even a splash screen.
I am able to run "rfconfig.exe" and have tried several different combinations of "shader level", resolution, windowed or not, and so on. It doesn't make any difference...
I wondered about the DX8 vs DX11 thing and tried to install DX9, but the online installer will not allow this for this version of Windows. I did an installation of rFactor lite hoping to get DX9 this way. That installed fine but also does not run.
My Windows10 install is an upgrade from my 64bit Windows7, not a clean install. rFactor 1 worked perfectly. in Win7. I do remember having to so some fiddling to get it going in Win7, including copying my Trymedia folder from my XP install and maybe some other stuff, but now I don't remember exactly what if anything else. I will try different stuff, but if you have it working in Win10 please let me know.
Thanks guys!
Yes my rF2 works better in 10 than in 7, and required no changes at all.Mmm,
I think i won't upgrade then...
rF2 makes use of DX9 too... But it works with Windows 10...
I've got mine working on win10 by doing the fresh install of 1255g but getting some strange quirks as I move mods and my profile back over to the new rf1 folder. I loaded up OW challenge 2006, selected my rf3 car. Went to race at Silverstone but once I got to the garage it had loaded up SR grand prix (Howstons) instead which is what I was playing previously. I expected some strange stuff with 3rd party content but this is default ISI content.
Actually I think 1.255c was newer then 1.255F. I think it was just a mistake with the version numbers. If I remember correctly c was the first one to remove TryMedia... g followed very shortly after c.
Edit: Actually 1.255b was the first build to remove TryMedia. b and c are both newer than F. Confusing.
Although some messing with it was needed from w7 to 8.1..I couldn't get it to work straight away on 8.1 not sure what was the reason..been a while..rFactor 1 worked for me normally from w7 to 8.1 and now from 8.1 to 10 aswell..dunno
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