vreetech: First, try adding exceptions for Deskscapes and Impulse in AVG and Spybot, or temporarily disabling if need be, and then verify Deskscapes through Impulse. If you need to, you can download Impulse here: http://www.impulsedriven.com/impulse_setup_full.exe -Launch Impulse. Right click on the entry for the application and choose "Verify Installation" -Impulse will check the integrity of the in
Could you be more specific about the error? Also, are you using any security software?
[quote who="Wizard1956" reply="26" id="2511071"]@ Support: If you can think of anything I can send (event logs,etc.) to help track this problem down please let me know.[/quote] Download this (use IE, as FF doesn't handle it right for some reason...): http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/enumerate_startup.bat save the file, run it, and attach the log file (named startup.txt) it generates on the deskto
Could you be more specific? Is it not updating properly? Are there errors? The more details about what is going wrong, the better.
When I suggested moving the cursors and adding them back one by one, it was to try to figure out if it was CursorFX that was the problem or not. If you follow the directions I mentioned, and there is a particular cursor that, when added, causes CursorFX to crash, then it very well could be the cursor itself that is not compatible with your OS, not necessarily the program. It could also be that the cursor file could have gotten corrupted somehow, and may need to be redownloaded.</p
If the automatic setting doesn't work you may have to turn it off, and move the slider manually for ObjectDock to be positioned correctly.
What version of Sound Packager are you using? Also, what specifically do you mean by not working?
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espontaneo: Fixed it. You may need to use the above .reg fix, but you should be good to go.
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The email you get from https://www.stardock.com/support no longer includes certain serial numbers for fraud purposes. To look at your serial number for a game, right click on the Impulse entry, and click 'View Registration'. If the game isn't in Impulse, make sure you are using the correct account info. If you are, try closing Impulse and running the following file: http://sd.stardock.com/curthend
Check out this thread: https://forums.stardock.com/370563 [quote who="Frogboy"]RightClick is going to get a rewrite.[/quote]
If ObjectDock is displayed behind your taskbar, try going into the properties for that dock, and under 'Positioning', turn on 'Automatic distance from edge'. If it is already on, you may need to turn it off and set the distance manually.
ViproXX: I'm seeing both registrations on your account. Check out this thread, it may help you out: https://forums.stardock.com/369993
[quote who="Splitshadow" reply="50" id="2506168"]No oculus in tournament mode yet I suppose?[/quote] He should be... If he's not, try running Demigod as Administrator and logging into multiplayer. That should trigger it, and you should only have to do that once.
[quote who="morpheas768" reply="44" id="2506143"]I did it. Still not enabled for me.[/quote] I just logged in as you, and I'm showing Oculus as playable. Try deleting the file 'Game.prefs' which is located here: YOUR USERNAME\My Documents\My Games\Gas Powered Games\Demigod Then launch Demigod and try to log into multiplayer.
[quote who="Spooky__" reply="40" id="2506117"]Try to start Demigod as Administrator and log into online Multiplayer.[/quote] If that doesn't work, try closing Impulse and running the following file: http://sd.stardock.com/curthendzell/fix_registrations.reg Make sure to follow the link in Internet Explorer, as other web browsers will not handle the file type correctly. Once you follow th
OK, just to combine everything into one place, here's what you have to do: -Update Demigod. -Right-click on Demigod in Impulse, and select 'View History'. -Follow the link in the History, and follow the instructions there, using the email address that you have Demigod registered to. -Run Demigod, and log into multiplayer.
OK, just to combine everything into one place, here's what you have to do: -Update Demigod. -Right-click on Demigod in Impulse, and select 'View History'. -Follow the link in the History, and follow the instructions there, using the email address that you have Demigod registered to. -Run Demigod, and log into multiplayer.
[quote who="ViproXX" reply="7" id="2506097"]and how do I get Demon Assassin? *looks puzzled*[/quote] You should already have him.
[quote who="Spooky__" reply="31" id="2506087"] You don't need to do that, in theory. As Rosco_p said:no action should be required beyond getting the update, and logging into multiplayer[/quote] At least once you've added him to your account... [quote who="morpheas768" reply="32" id="2506088"]Anyway, Occulus is not enabled for me.[/quote] I'm seeing the registration on your account. Did you log into multiplayer yet?
Just like Demon Assassin, you'll have to log into multiplayer at least once in order for Oculus to be playable.
[quote who="Orcasms" reply="18" id="2506048"]Tried to re-register with new code, said wasn't a Stardock code.I did an uninstall and get the same error.... [/quote] The key you get is not what you install the program with. Demigod The Game is already registered to your Stardock.net account. All you need to do is register for Oculus with the same email that Demigod is registered to, and Oculus should be added to your account. You don't need to reinstall Demig
nzac: I'm not exactly sure why they're doing it this way. econundum1 & Orcasms: As long as you used the same email that Demigod is registered to, no action should be required beyond getting the update, and logging into multiplayer.
Once you're done downloading...
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I've actually seen a lot of people having issues with CursorFX in Win7, where a cursor they downloaded gums up the works. If you're having issues, try removing or moving the themes from the following location: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Stardock\CursorFX\Themes Once you do this, try running CursorFX again. If this works, add the themes back one by one, closing and relaunching CursorFX each time to see which is the offending theme. If you find one causes