Version 5.21: 'file access denied'

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I am running Split Second on a Windows 98 machine and every so often I cannot open or close a race file because I get the warning 'file access denied'. Geoff had told me to delete a default (.dat) file and that did the trick last time but not this time. Maybe I'm forgetting something?

3/5/077:47 PM

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fkpMember

Throw the W98 PC away.

You can buy perfectly good used notebooks on the IBM website for $500.00 loaded with Windows XP Pro.

You are going to continue to have problems trying to beat an old system into working.

We figure a notebook PC is useful for a max of 3 years.

3/6/074:52 AM

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