I've done that and it still lists v 1.50.127 of GalCiv2 as the current version. That is the latest. The 1.6 beta is for Dark Avatar--click the + next to GC2 and you'll find DA in with the modules there. If you don't have DA then setting GC2's exe folder as writeable should do the trick. It apparently hasn't done the trick. I do have DA, b
Check 'show prerelease versions' in the View menu of SDC then, and if it still doesn't show an update, hit the Refresh XML button in the internet section of SDC's settings. I've done that and it still lists v 1.50.127 of GalCiv2 as the current version. I went and set the GalCiv2 folder to writeable though, so maybe next time I'll get a debug.err file.
It also seems to be the case that there is no debug.err file. Some people have reported this, apparently the installer does not always set the game's folder as writeable on Vista as it should. If you update to the 1.6 beta patch on SDC though, it will write it in My Documents\My Games\GC2DarkAvatar instead, which should work fine. I'd searched my whole computer
In that case, if you post about it on laptopvideo2go's forums, someone there can probably help you get them properly modified so they will. The INF *does* list the 7300 Go in it, so it's probably some relatively minor thing, like a lack of or extra trailing space in the name, but I don't have any experience with that myself so I really couldn't say for sure. I have the GeForce Go 7900 GS, actually.
Thanks.. I can find this driver on the nVidia website.. However, it doesn't say that it supports GeForce Go 7300 .. ONLY GeForce 7300 GS,GT,LE and SE .. Laptopvideo2go doesn't have this driver at all .. The latest driver that I could find that 'supports' GeForce Go 7300 is 98.02 .. The drivers on laptopvideo2go are modified to work with all common nvidia laptop chipsets, so you shouldn't need to look for on
I've been having issues where the game locks up for no reason at all, like described in this thread. I run Vista with an Intel Core Duo, and have an NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS. I've got the right drivers for everything to work...I can even run Supreme Commander just fine, no errors. It may get choppy on max settings, but it's a game that demands much power from a machine. There are only two games that my computer has issues with. One is GalCiv 2, and the other is City of Heroes. This com
