This is caused by use of the no-serialize heap. Sometimes the game crashes with Access violation error because its memory gets corrupted. Something as simple as reboot may have resolved the WMI issue (if it was that), please let me know if it happens again.This page contains fixes for various issues with the Klingon Academy game on new versions of Windows OS. The launcher error message you posted may have indicated WMI repository corruption or something else wrong with the WMI service on your installation of Windows, if this was then the issue the launcher was not the cause but I should probably make it deal with such an error more gracefully in the future. See my post above and make sure you have removed any run as admin or compatibility settings and under the in game settings try resetting key binds to default. Not sure what could be causing your Esc not to work, never seen that happen.
Very positive surprising for such an old game. IP.S: I want to thank you for the fast answers. Did I missed something or is still something wrong. How can I stop a fight in Simulator.ĮSC ist not working. Nevertheless, even my Old Sidewinder Force Feedback Joystick is working with effects. I was trying around with my old Star Fleet Academy copy to bring it to work.Īfter that I tried again with Klingon Academy.
It's best not to try and work against file and registry virtualization by forcing Klingon Academy (or the launcher) to run as administrator.Ĭarlos wrote:Very Strange. Registry keys are automatically redirected from the protected "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\14 Degrees East\Klingon Academy" to the VirtualStore at "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\VirtualStore\MACHINE\SOFTWARE\14 Degrees East\Klingon Academy" (WOW6432Node on 圆4). If the game tries to create or modify its configuration files in "C:\Program Files (x86)\14 Degrees East\Klingon Academy", the request is redirected from this protected location to the VirtualStore at "C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\14 Degrees East\Klingon Academy". On Windows 7 and above, Windows is smart enough to deal with a program wanting to write configuration values to what are now protected locations on the filesystem and in the registry. There is never any need to manually "Run as administrator" or set any compatibility settings (same goes for anything involving safe mode), UAC asks for it when needed and these are the only two times it will be requested. The Interplay installer for Klingon Academy requests administrator permissions on installation only and the combined patch requests it on installation only, beyond that no administrator permissions are required to run the launcher or game.
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