Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Running problem

#1 02-12-2005

Hi, i have a problem running Roller Coaster Tycoon 3. You see when i download the NoCDexe, and try to run the game crack, it says something like this, "RTC3.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience" When i tried other Fixexe files, it does the same thing. I don't know why i got this error message but can you please help?

DuffMan · #2 02-12-2005

What version of the game are you running, and did you replace the original exe with the No-CD one?

#3 02-12-2005

Version 10 and i'll try to replace it.

Edit: And it makes another problem, it says something like, "The file is big to fit in memory" (something like that)

I do this instead sometimes, i download WINrar, and i download the NoCDexe for Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 (from this site) then i run the file (WINrar type) and the WINrar file opens, then i click the file from the list "RTC3" and it came up like this, "RTC3.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience". I usually do that kind of opening game cracks. Thats how the problem came up with it. (first)

PS: If you don't know about WINrar, ignore the paragraph.

#4 02-12-2005

You need to drag the file from inside winrar to the location the game is installed and choose yes to overwrite the old file.

You cannot "run" it while it is in winrar, wont work, and will always gives an error.

#5 02-12-2005

Ok, i will try.

When i replace the old file, there's like a thing that shows up DOS like just only .01 seconds and it shows something like this file is to big to run memory or something like that.

When i do the different way, it shows up the thing ("RTC3.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience")

Also, is 256MB of RAM ok for running Roller Coaster Tycoon 3?

#6 03-12-2005

Not sure what min requirements for the game are? Check teh games website, I am too tired atm to flirt with the net atm, bout to goto bed, I would say even if that is "min" requirements, then no, mostly due to your system will be uses at least 70% of that to run itself.

DuffMan · #7 05-12-2005

As long as you replace the original exe with the No-CD one, then you are doing everything right, if it does not work for you then, there is nothing more you can do, the problem most likely is a result of system specs.