I'm trying to configure guild wars to work, and that "Oh it works
perfectly!" thing is really making me mad. I've been trying for a very
long time now (off and on for a year), and I finally stumbled upon this:
Code:
If you are having graphics issues, use regedit to try some registry keys:
* UseGLSL=disabled
* DirectDrawRenderer=opengl
* OffscreenRenderingMode=pbuffer or fbo
* RenderTargetLockMode=auto
now, where the heck are these registry keys? I've scoured my registry for
them, and can't seem to find them in hkley current user software wine, or
wherever they're supposed to be.
using wine 1.1.13
unused_bagels wrote:> now, where the heck are these registry keys?http://wiki.winehq.org/UsefulRegistryKeys Make sure to read the top of that page.
unused_bagels wrote:> haha, no, I never made my own registry values. I spent too many weeks picking up the pieces of my shattered OS when I tried doing anything with my registry back in my windows days. > >As Vitamin stated it is easy to restore your registry: [code] cd $HOME/.wine ls (notice there are two .reg files) cp system.reg system.old.reg cp user.reg user.old.reg wine regedit (makes changes to registry and SAVES them) [/code] It is that simple. If you break the registry: [code] rm system.reg rm user.reg cp system.old.reg system.reg cp user.old.reg user.reg [/code] All changes are now gone and you should be able to run Wine again. James McKenzie
James McKenzie wrote:> > Code: > > rm system.reg > rm user.reg > cp system.old.reg system.reg > cp user.old.reg user.reg > > > > All changes are now gone and you should be able to run Wine again.Just make sure wineserver is not running, or it will overwrite these files. Same when saving them.