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Kega Fusion Only Working In 16-bit Mode
I have used Kega Fusion 3.6 on Windows Vista for about a year now but recently when I run the emulator, my entire computer changes from 32bit color display to 16bit. Everything is viewed in 16bit (internet, programs on hard drive, games, etc.) and I cannot switch back to 32bit mode in the Display Settings. Is there a way to configure the Fusion.ini file or other settings so Kega stays in 32bit color?
wat
Thats strange. Have you already tried redownloading Fusion and seeing if it runs correctly? Or making sure you have the latest stable build (3.63)?
In any case I would try this first, normally fixes most emulator issues I have in general. Here's a link from the official site; http://www.eidolons-inn.net/tiki-dow...php?fileId=570
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Ohh Yeaaahhhh
Thanks MaslowK for the suggestions. I have no idea what happened but everything is back to normal now after I deleted the Fusion.ini file.
wat
Ah, guess I could have just suggested that first. Good to hear it's working for you againOriginally Posted by Slick Sukihiro
Run "chkdsk /r" without the quotes on the command line, which you can get to by running "cmd" in your search bar on your start menu on Windows Vista/7 or by clicking Run... on the Windows XP start menu.
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