Okay! I think I fixed my sound problem! But.. What's D001? - by The Sage Of Time
The Sage Of Time on 12/1/2002 at 18:23
I'm getting a D001 error code now.. What the heck does that mean?<br />And.. Is there any way to go about fixing it? Someone help please!
twisty on 13/1/2002 at 01:19
Remove any "read-only" attributes from the files in your UW folders (I can't remember what file it is that UW needs to write to, but you can safely change all of them to "archive"). Are you running this from your Hard Drive?
The Sage Of Time on 13/1/2002 at 01:40
Yes i'm running this from my hard drive.<br />You see I recently switched over to Windows XP..<br />To my Surprise it was loaded with a TON of sound card drivers!<br />This allowed Ultima Underworlds setup to finally detect my sound!<br />But now this D001 error has come about.. I can turn Read Only off for all the files but..<br />For some reason I can't turn it off for the Folders. <img src="confused.gif" border="0"> I think it's because of XP..<br />Though i'm totally clueless as to why this would happen..<br />Anyway any ideas would be very welcome, Oh and do you mean to say I should make the files Archive?
Brad Schoonmaker on 13/1/2002 at 17:37
The folders don't need to be changed, as far as I know. If you change all the files from
read-only TO archive, this should fix the problem (not a guarantee <img src="smile.gif" border="0"> ).
Brad S.
twisty on 13/1/2002 at 23:51
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Originally posted by The Sage Of Time:<br /><strong>Anyway any ideas would be very welcome, Oh and do you mean to say I should make the files Archive?</strong><hr></blockquote>
In future, if you happen to install the games at a later date, don't do a drag and drop when copying to your hard drive. Type in the following at a command prompt:<br />xcopy Z:\uw C:\uw /e/s<br />Replace the Z with whatever letter your CD drive is and C with whatever drive you want to install it the game to. However, everthing should work fine for you now.
The Sage Of Time on 14/1/2002 at 17:59
First off.. That Archive thing doesn't help one bit.<br />Secondly.. I already know that twisty, I always copy my UW that way.<br />However I just noticed EVERY folder says Read Only, Even the ones on the CD! @_@<br />I'm pretty sure that's just what XP views the folders as, I don't think that's the problem..<br />Oh well, All the files are fine.. So it should be working.. But it's not.. I'm clueless again.
PraetorJudis on 16/1/2002 at 12:30
XP does not view every folder as Read Only.
twisty on 16/1/2002 at 15:01
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Originally posted by The Sage Of Time:<br /><strong>However I just noticed EVERY folder says Read Only,
Even the ones on the CD! </strong><hr></blockquote><br />No way <img src="wink.gif" border="0">
