rip me

[Piombo65]

Classic depression period. "See you in 2 weeks."

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[HuggieSunrise]

Aw commmooooooon

[Laz]

What are you trying to fix bro?

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[Geno]

Aw man, you gotta look at it positively, finally you'll have the time to do the engines!

Just no.

What are you trying to fix bro?

An incredibly annoying win10 feature. I've tried anything, like friggin' anything. I guess I'm just done.
Thanks for asking though.

[Laz]

Doesn't really give any detail in the event people might try to help you fix it.

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[Goldberg]

What are you trying to fix bro?

An incredibly annoying win10 feature. I've tried anything, like friggin' anything. I guess I'm just done.
Thanks for asking though.

As your local Windows 10 user, you forgot to ask me. How can I help you?

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[Backo]

@-Rax- This is the right Rax.

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[Geno]

What are you trying to fix bro?

An incredibly annoying win10 feature. I've tried anything, like friggin' anything. I guess I'm just done.
Thanks for asking though.

As your local Windows 10 user, you forgot to ask me. How can I help you?

It's quite simple. I just can't run FL. The process is actually being detected from the task manager, but it's just crashing in the background. In other words, I just can't run FL for no legitimate reason. I've asked a friend of mine how am I supposed to fix this issue, and they suggested me a clean, dank installation of the ISO version of FL. I've tried to use Daemon tools to launch it, when I grasped that the latter program has the exact same issue. This has to be some PC bug or whatever, I don't quite get it. On the other hand though, all of the programs appear to be working just fine.

[Backo]

Have you tried running it in compatibility mode?

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[Laz]

What are you trying to fix bro?

An incredibly annoying win10 feature. I've tried anything, like friggin' anything. I guess I'm just done.
Thanks for asking though.

As your local Windows 10 user, you forgot to ask me. How can I help you?

It's quite simple. I just can't run FL. The process is actually being detected from the task manager, but it's just crashing in the background. In other words, I just can't run FL for no legitimate reason. I've asked a friend of mine how am I supposed to fix this issue, and they suggested me a clean, dank installation of the ISO version of FL. I've tried to use Daemon tools to launch it, when I grasped that the latter program has the exact same issue. This has to be some PC bug or whatever, I don't quite get it. On the other hand though, all of the programs appear to be working just fine.

Have you enabled DirectPlay?

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