Install project 64 as admin under compatibility mode (windows XP service pack 3).ģ. I am going to give you the full process I have gone through to see if you think it could be something else.ġ. The same problem occurs when I reboot my PC it affects other programs. UNFORTUNATELY, even after installing the program as an Admin in compatibility mode. exe file in the project 64 folder, it worked fine. For some reason, by setting up a shortcut on my desktop project 64 was not recognizing the correct path. I solved the 'default selected video plugin is invalid' problem. This is simply past my level of expertise to wrap my head around, anyone else have ANY clue why this is happening?

However, as soon as I re-boot my PC AFTER installing project 64 AND playing Ocarina of Time for a bit, I can't shut my PC down without it affecting all those other programs.

As long as I don't shut down my computer and allow it to re-boot, project 64 will stay running without affecting the other programs. After some trial and error I have with 100% confidence narrowed the problem down. I did a system restore and it fixed the problem as far being able to access my other programs. That one delivered an error message that sad ' The process cannot access the file becuase it is being used by another process'. Another program I use called CPU-z wouldn't load either. Specifically, I couldn't load Steam, nor the Steam version of Dragon's Age, OR get Company or Heroes to run. Neither did a few other programs, strangely enough. The next day I re-boot my computer and it doesn't work. I got it up and running and played Ocarina of Time for about two hours. I can DL, install and play project 64 v1.6, no problems.

Hopefully someone in here can help me out. I have an interesting problem with Project 64, and am at my wits end.

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