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Minimum Requirements?
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- abraker95
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Minimum Requirements?
I couldn't find the minimum requirements on any page (accept on the main page, which is a little abstract). I tried to run Minetest on Windows ME and it rejected it. Any alternatives (don't ask me to upgrade nor why I'm on ME)?
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SegFault22 - Member
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2 things you may need to do:
-Update C++ redistributable from Microsoft
-Update NVidia drivers (or update OpenGL)
Most people who have their game ''rejected'' by their PC fail to give details, so that's all I can do at the time.
IF it is something other than the C++ redist. package, please tell us what it ''says''.
If none of these work, get a better OS like Linux.
-Update C++ redistributable from Microsoft
-Update NVidia drivers (or update OpenGL)
Most people who have their game ''rejected'' by their PC fail to give details, so that's all I can do at the time.
IF it is something other than the C++ redist. package, please tell us what it ''says''.
If none of these work, get a better OS like Linux.
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Minetest requires a SSE2-compliant CPU to work; if your computer is very old, it probably doesn't support SSE2. Installing Linux will probably not help.
- cosarara97
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Calinou wrote:Installing Linux will probably not help.
It could help, so I'd try running it from a linux live USB.
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