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So I bought the new Need For Speed and Prsche unleashed today as well. I loaded up porsche finally and it crashed, over and over, the same spot, halfway through the race. Here's my specs Amd Athlon 1.8+ 1gig of ram WD 120gig hd sb audigy platinum sound card Nvidia geforce 4 ti 4600 I've loaded the newest nvidia drivers and sound card drivers to no avail. I've read some posts about it on other forums and there were no real solutions, only that EA doesn't support it in Win2k and WinXP, which helps me a helluva lot. Any help here guys?

The usual solution to the incompatibility between NFS:PU and Win XP (& 2K too) is to: 1. Move or rename gimme.dll. Reduce your virtual memory settings to minimum and maximum of 128 or so. Try 255; if it still crashes, try 127. You'll need to reboot after each change.

This is a bit of a pain, but it is the only solution if you want to retain multiplayer capability. The good news is that a reboot is not required when you set it back up to its normal values after you're done playing. I should mention that the most common symptom of incompatibility between NFS and 2K/XP is *not* the one you're describing, so these solutions may not actually work for you.

They are pretty much guaranteed to work with the usual problem (a lock up at the loading screen, which is something else you might get ). Frogg, is the part where you crash during the Arleinnes (sp) race? About the second or third curve right as you pass the speed limit sign?

If so try renaming Gimiee.dll and then right click on the game icon and choose windows 98 compatibility mode. Also make sure to turn off sky rendering.

I've seen around 10-15 windows XP computers with this exact problem and when I've done all 3 of the above I've seen them all play just fine. BTW the driving experience in NFS:PU is superior to hot pursuit 2. The physics are much more advanced and it is more of a 'simulation' than HP2. I would definitely give this one another try if I were you.