Herculine

Just trying to help, man. The information you gave is so general it could apply to hundreds of games.

Have you tried Googling for a list of titles released for the PS2?

Sounds like your Windows InstallShield might have a bug. Have you checked for an update or fix for it? Again, I'd say it sounds like a problem with the disc, but that wouldn't affect every game. It now sounds more like some sort of virus or something.

You could try the autopatcher found here. You can use it to get your original executable from the DVD without having to uninstall and reinstall. You'll of course need to reinstall any other patches or updates you had once you do this.

I'm confused now. Why are you using archive programs to open the CD? You should be able to simply drop it into the disc drive and let autorun start the installer. It should practically install itself that way.

Since you're having exactly the same problem on more than one computer with multiple games, I'd almost have to say that it sounds like something is wrong with the disc(s)? But the odds of that happening must be crazy. I'm perplexed. Are all the computers using the same type of operating system?

If your original Morrowind executable file has been altered in any way (i.e. pirated or No-CD cracked, or just a legal copy that has been made large-address-aware or patched with a previous version of the MCP) the Morrowind Code Patch will not work. If you don't have a copy of the original installation files somewhere, you'll probably have to re-install the game again. As for the problem with re-installing errors, you might want to try running a registry cleaner like CCleaner and then try again. Who knows what that pirated copy might have left behind in your registry...

Tempus Fugit Ring Abot did mostly Morrowind mods, but this is one that made it to Oblivion as well. While its effect can also be achieved through a commonly-known console command, this item is excellent for players who want to alter the timescale easily from in-game.

Yes (I think). I use CCleaner as well; it should catch anything that might have caused you any problems in the registry.

Morrowind and Oblivion both have their own separate folders in the Bethesda Softworks directory; you can totally delete one without harming the other.

I just finished downloading it from PES.

Thanks. I was fairly certain that it was an update rather than a sequel due to all the doubling I experienced with them running simultaneously, but I generally interpret things the way they are written so the name confused me and I needed to hear someone else confirm my suspicion. Also, thanks for reminding me of the Code Patch; I'm likely running an older version of it.

Anybody remember this?

I use FRAPS so rarely that I didn't even know you could take screenshots with it; I thought it just did videos. But it's working now anyway. Thanks!

Chrome is my default browser. While I wouldn't say I get those messages frequently, I do get them often enough to know exactly what you're talking about. But it doesn't always happen with the Nexus sites; it's other sites too, so I'm thinking it's a Google thing rather than a problem with the Nexus. How to fix it? IDK. If I hear of anything I'l bring it here.

Perhaps evidence of my noobness, but... I'm returning to Morrowind after a long absence and finally have a setup capable of running THE UNDERGROUND. So, I installed both The Underground and The Underground 2; now there's two of everything... Is The Underground 2 a sequel to The Underground, or is it an updated release of the same mod? The title suggests it's a sequel that can be run simultaneously with the original, but seeing 2 of every NPC is suggesting otherwise. Please somebody clarify this; I'm so confused....

^DITTO. It burns me to no end to go to some sites for my other favorite games where I have mods uploaded and see endless posts in a file's comments thread personally attacking the author of the mod. On those sites such behavior seems to be encouraged by the folks running the place, and it really makes me not want to even visit the sites, let alone upload any more content there.

The Morrowind Code Patch has helped my game become more stable and my saves more reliable, especially with the ton of mods I'm running it with.

^THIS.

Thanks for pointing me to that thread. Following their suggestion I've got it working now. When the screenshot is taken it still displays an error message, but the screenshot is taken nonetheless.

Overwriting any of those files with ones from an older version appears to invalidate game saves. It was a nice idea, though... Perhaps in the morning I'll see about getting in contact with Timeslip...

I could understand your saying that my system might be compromised if my "Print Screen" key would not copy an image of my active window or desktop to my clipboard, but that's not the function I'm referring to. I'm talking about the game's ability to produce a screenshot when you modify the .ini file as such: "Screen Shot Enable=1". Morrowind Graphics Extender is for some reason undoing that modification and not allowing me to tick the relevant box in its GUI. When I press the "Print Screen" button while playing a message comes up instructing me to make the change to the .ini, thus it's a vicious circle. I'm just curious if anyone else has experienced this, heard of it or might know how to remedy it. I didn't have this issue with an older version of MGE, so I'm guessing it must be something specific to version 3.8.0.0...

I'm playing Morrowind GOTY on Windows 7 with MGE v3.8.0.0 and FPS-opt v2.0 in order to play in fullscreen widescreen. Despite my .ini settings, I am unable to take screenshots; MGE will not allow me to tick the appropriate box on its GUI (it's "grayed out"). Does anyone know how to fix this?

Make sure you don't have Num Lock on; I've done that to myself a time or two...http://www.thenexusforums.com/public/style_emoticons/dark/wallbash.gif

Oh, and if you like those, you can also try I Was A Male War Bride or Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House or My Favorite Wife. More ROFL IMHO. They just don't make 'em like that any more...