Eternal_Geko 0 Posted March 1, 2002 When Midtown Madness (1, not 2) was installed on my new computer running windows XP, I ran into a serious problem. Every part of the game ran fine, except for keyboard control. It takes the game a very long time to react to keyboard controls, and it behaved very erraticly. When the game is set to mouse control, it works fine. The keyboard hasn't caused any problems on any other programs. What could the problem be? My system: AMD Athlon XP 1900+ 512 MB DDR RAM. ATI RADON 7500 EDIT: The keyboard also reacts slowly in other parts of the game, such as typing in name. I am unsure what model of keyboard it is, but it seems normal (no special features). Share this post Link to post
ConQueso 0 Posted March 2, 2002 I had similar problems with UT when running it in realtime priority on w2k. Problem went away after changing it back to normal priority. Is the game running on a setting higher than normal priority? Share this post Link to post
Eternal_Geko 0 Posted March 2, 2002 How do you change priority? I didn't change it myself. Share this post Link to post
ConQueso 0 Posted March 2, 2002 If you didn't change it yourself, it's most likely not the problem. I think you check priority by going into your task manager, selecting the processes? tab and then right clicking the executable (must be currently running) in question on the list of what's running. Then priority should be in the pop up box, move your mouse over it, and the priorities should be shown. I think the current priority setting has a bullet or some marker for indication. It's safest to leave priorities alone, though. Most games run well enough in normal, as far as I know. Share this post Link to post
ConQueso 0 Posted March 2, 2002 Check out this 3DSpotlight link for more info. (It's for w2k, but XP might be similar. Share this post Link to post
Eternal_Geko 0 Posted March 2, 2002 Thank you. I checked the priority, and it was set to low. I don't know why, but I think that it was probably something the program itself did. I switched to normal priority, and it started working perfectly. Share this post Link to post
elicoten 0 Posted July 19, 2004 I think this problem is particular to AMD processors, becuase I have Midtown Madness 1, and two computers, one AMD and one Pentium 4. On the Pentium 4, The game worked fine. On the AMD processor, I got exactly the same problem (But the fix that worked for you worked for me too! ) Share this post Link to post