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What is your hard drive formatted to, and what are you complete dolphin settings?

(07-30-2015, 06:52 AM)shangry Wrote: [ -> ]What is your hard drive formatted to, and what are you complete dolphin settings?

Both the SSD and the RAID 0 (Which Dolphin and the global memory card folder is on) is formatted in NTFS

But is it possible to generate a list over the settings?

I've now broken up the RAID 0 array, and it still doesn't work :/

I've changed the placement of the Global memory card folder in Regedit, and the memory card file in dolphin

But it did create a new memory card file before I changed the location in Dolphin, so I'll run a few more tests

But at least Dolphin has stopped chrashing on exit after the upgrade to Windows 10

windows 10 fixed that? cool

It works \o/ (for now...)

Here's the steps I took:

1. I removed the entire Global Memory Card folder (I backed it up first)

2. I started up dolphin and ajusted the settings too my likeing

3. I started up a game (Sonic Adventure 2 if anyone cares)

4. I played through the first stage to create a save file

5. I exited the game and booted it up again, and the save file was there \o/

6. I then moved only the GC folder from the old Global Memory Card folder back into the new folder

7. I tested it with both Sonic Adventure 2 and Mario Party 4, and it worked

I don't know why, but I'm happy now that i can finally play my Game Cube games again

This is currently happening to me atm. It's weird that this issue only occurs when transferring memory cards to the emulator and the reason i say this is because no other emulator has this problem.

EDIT____________

I fixed this issue. See what i was doing was for mem card A & B was putting both mem cards that were both A (But different LANG). So i fixed this by setting only 1 mem card.

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