Problem
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Solution
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My Nes doesn't run at all.
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- Make
sure your pc meet the System
Requirements
- Try
installing the SlimDX
Runtime .NET 4.0 x86 (January 2012).
- Update
you drivers to the latest releases (video card and sound card drivers)
- Try
to run My Nes as administrator (right mouse click on My Nes execute file
the then choose run as administrator or choose properties then the
compatibility tab, check the run as administrator.
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My Nes used to run normally but suddenly it stop to
run and windows show message about find solution.
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- Try
to reset My Nes settings to defaults. To do so, go to
"C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\MyNes" folder
(windows Vista and later) then delete all folders located
there.
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The Launcher show errors when attempt to run it
using CTRL+Q
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- Try
to delete (or move) the database file. Normally, the database file is
located in My Nes folder called "MyNesDatabase.mndb" either
rename it to something else, move it somewhere or delete it. Try to
launch the Launcher again. If it works then the problem is with the
database and you'll need to create new one.
- Try
to reset My Nes settings to defaults. To do so, go to
"C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\MyNes" folder
(windows Vista and later) then delete all folders located
there.
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The sound playback get ugly after sometime of
playing a game.
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- Maybe
the issue is "losing synchronization". See Audio for details. The solution when this
problem occur is to Pause the emulation (press F2) for 2 seconds or more
then resume the emulation (press F2 again).
- Maybe
the emulation is not running at the required speed. For example, it
should run at 60 FPS but it run less (40 FPS) for you. To make sure,
enable Show FPS option in the Video setting
then run the game. If the FPS is less than 60 FPS for NTSC/50 FPS for
PAL then that it is. The only solution is to try to improve performance.
See Improve
Performance With Frame Skip, Audio .
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The controls doesn't work after disconnecting a
joystick
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- You'll
need to reconfigure the input settings for that Nes device and set the
PC device that should be used for that Nes device. See Inputs.
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State save/Snapshot take/Record sound doesn't work.
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- Try
to run My Nes as administrator (right mouse click on My Nes execute file
the then choose run as administrator or choose properties then the
compatibility tab, check the run as administrator.
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A game doesn't work (Green/Black/Blue screen on My
Nes)
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- This
mean that game is not supported (not supported mapper) or that game has
an issue. There is no solution but to wait for the developers to support
the mapper required and/or to fix the issue. You can help by sending a
feedback about that game, see Support .
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Game Genie doesn't work after adding codes to the
list using the Game Genie window
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- Make
sure the Activate Game Genie option is enabled in the Game Genie window.
See Game Genie
- Make
sure the codes you entered are correct.
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The video is not rendering as it should (no smooth
frames or shattering)
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- Make
sure the Frame
Skipping is configured well. If it is enabled, it may cause a
"not smooth" frames.
- Maybe
the emulation is not running at the required speed. For example, it
should run at 60 FPS but it run less (40 FPS) for you. To make sure,
enable Show FPS option in the Video setting
then run the game. If the FPS is less than 60 FPS for NTSC/50 FPS for
PAL then that it is. The only solution is to try to improve performance.
See Improve
Performance With Frame Skip, Audio .
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