> This is not a joke.
>
> http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
>
> I managed to do it on win98 se
>
> What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
>
> Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
>
> then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
>
> after that, go to tab that says "performance".
>
> then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath it:
>
> "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
> problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
>
> Then it should work.
>
> But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close the
> game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
>
> The only game i tested it with is Doom 2

>
>> This is not a joke.
>>
>> http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
>>
>> I managed to do it on win98 se
>>
>> What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
>>
>> Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
>>
>> then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
>>
>> after that, go to tab that says "performance".
>>
>> then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath
>> it:
>>
>> "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
>> problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
>>
>> Then it should work.
>>
>> But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close
>> the
>> game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
>>
>> The only game i tested it with is Doom 2
>
> Does Doom 2 really use Direct3D? I wouldn't be sure...
>
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> This is not a joke.
>
> http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
>
> I managed to do it on win98 se
>
> What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
>
> Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
>
> then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
>
> after that, go to tab that says "performance".
>
> then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath it:
>
> "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
> problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
>
> Then it should work.
>
> But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close the
> game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
>
> The only game i tested it with is Doom 2

>
>> This is not a joke.
>>
>> http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
>>
>> I managed to do it on win98 se
>>
>> What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
>>
>> Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
>>
>> then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
>>
>> after that, go to tab that says "performance".
>>
>> then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath it:
>>
>> "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
>> problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
>>
>> Then it should work.
>>
>> But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close the
>> game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
>>
>> The only game i tested it with is Doom 2
>
>this has to be the stupidest post ever, doom 2 doesn't use 2d and doing that will make your computer NOT use the direct 3d
>feature so instead it will unable you from playing games that uses 3d accelerators (such as maplestory and latale) virtual pc
>doesn't have 3d support to start with. next time try a game that actually really does use direct 3d lmao. to be honest i wanted to swear at you! >.>
>
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> This is not a joke.
>
> http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
>
> I managed to do it on win98 se
>
> What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
>
> Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
>
> then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
>
> after that, go to tab that says "performance".
>
> then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath it:
>
> "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
> problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
>
> Then it should work.
>
> But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close the
> game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
>
> The only game i tested it with is Doom 2

> This is not a joke.
>
> http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
>
> I managed to do it on win98 se
>
> What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
>
> Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
>
> then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
>
> after that, go to tab that says "performance".
>
> then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath it:
>
> "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
> problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
>
> Then it should work.
>
> But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close the
> game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
>
> The only game i tested it with is Doom 2

>
> > This is not a joke.
> >
> > http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
> >
> > I managed to do it on win98 se
> >
> > What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
> >
> > Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
> >
> > then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
> >
> > after that, go to tab that says "performance".
> >
> > then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath it:
> >
> > "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
> > problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
> >
> > Then it should work.
> >
> > But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close the
> > game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
> >
> > The only game i tested it with is Doom 2
>
> You noobs. i am playing games that ise direct3d and hardware acceleration... this is how i did it: short.. installed on my win98 machine a diamond card 64mb driver and deleted the virtual pc s3 trio card!!!.. it still shows that the vpc has 16 mb but it has 64mb of vram!!!! it works! so don't come and "it didn't work". if you want to sai that the shut the f*** up!!
>
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>

> This is not a joke.
>
> http://trackmania-carpark.com/imagespark/up/479e7509d44c5.jpg
>
> I managed to do it on win98 se
>
> What you have to do is right click on desktop and choose "properties".
>
> Then go to to the tab that says "settings"
>
> then click on button that says "advanced" beneath the resolution slider.
>
> after that, go to tab that says "performance".
>
> then move hardware acceleration slider to the left until it says beneath it:
>
> "Basic acceleration functions: Use this setting to correct more severe
> problems, such as unexpected errors in programs."
>
> Then it should work.
>
> But, Direct 3D will only work once per session, which means if you close the
> game or whatever then you must restart the virtual machine.
>
> The only game i tested it with is Doom 2