Pdub wrote:The CD may be too scratched to be read. Your installation may have been corrupted the first time and that may be why it was getting the exception.
shadowgrin wrote:I can only think of two things. The CD really is scratched or yarrr mateys...
shadowgrin wrote:Yes they do. Especially if the video mode is in software rendering.
Miela wrote:I had this problem and I solved it.
I can play NBA Live 2000 on Windows Vista Home Basic
1. Install this: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... F707D7A2E9
2. Set compatibility with Windows 2000 (with Windows 98 or XP doesn't work).
3. Set software render.
Play
mailman.internet wrote:Miela wrote:I had this problem and I solved it.
I can play NBA Live 2000 on Windows Vista Home Basic
1. Install this: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/deta ... F707D7A2E9
2. Set compatibility with Windows 2000 (with Windows 98 or XP doesn't work).
3. Set software render.
Play
sweet, works fine for me too just with some glitches here and there in some screens and some menu buttons show crap on XP SP2
but, bottom line: i can play 1v1 with MJ
thanks much
pksts wrote:Well, i have Nba live 2000 installed on my laptop and i had the same problem as many of other users. I was able to play live only with software settings, but today i discovered a new way to play live 2000 in 3d settings without any crashing.
So do this:
1. Download NBA LIVE 2001 demo and install it to your computer!
2. Find dx7z.dll in the NBA LIVE 2001 main folder, rename it to dx6z.dll and copy-paste it to your NBA LIVE 2000/3rash folder overwriting the old dx6z.dll
3. Change NBA LIVE 2000 settings from software to your D3D Device (there is a folder setup in your nba live 2000 main directory, so open the 3dsetup.exe in that folder and change your settings)
That`s all.. Good luck playing! (sorry for my poor english)
Andrew wrote:Have you tried using Software Rendering rather than Hardware Rendering? Seems to do the trick for some people.
xpoing wrote:Find dx7z.dll in the NBA LIVE 2001 main folder, rename it to dx6z.dll and copy-paste it to your NBA LIVE 2000/3rash folder overwriting the old dx6z.dll
this will help.
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