Michael Schumacher Racing World Kart 2002

How to Play

Install & play guide:

• Mount the disc image. You will need the utility for mounting disc image files, like WinCDEmu, UltraISO, Alcohol 52%/Alcohol 102% or Daemon Tools Lite
• Install the game
• Also it is recommended to install DirectX 8 from the disc
• Optionally install NoCD (simply copy msrw_cd.exe from the archive and replace the original exe-file inside Michael Schumacher Racing World - Kart 2002/bin folder)
• Open the directory with the game and find msrw_cd.exe. Right click on msrw_cd.exe - Properties - Compatibility - Set "Run this app in compatibility mode with Windows 98, 2000 or XP"
• Launch the game and play. If the game doesn't work - try to launch the game, then open Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del by default) and check for processes msrw_cd.exe and rundll32.exe. Close msrw_cd.exe but don't touch rundll32.exe (it's a Windows app for running old apps from 32-bit operational systems, most old games running through rundll32.exe). Now try to launch the game again, it must work. Don't forget to close rundll32.exe process in Task Manager after finishing playing

The game with NoCD has been tested on Windows 7 64-bit, works with no problem

Notes:

• If the game doesn't recognize the CD - use attached CD patch, simply copy msrw_cd.exe from the archive and replace the original exe-file inside Michael Schumacher Racing World - Kart 2002/bin folder. Or use NoCD
• By default the max screen resolution of the game is 1024x768, but you can play in higher resolution by using dgVoodoo utility
• The game may work too fast on modern systems, in that case you will need to limit the game's framerate. There are 2 ways to do that:

1. Install an app that allows to limit the framerate, like RTSS, Bandicam, DxWnd, etc., read this guide for framerate limit utilities
2. If you're using dgVoodoo 2.75 or later version - open dgVoodoo.conf with Notepad and find the line FPSLimit = 0. Change "0" to "30" or "60" or any other number to limit the game's framerate (if you write "30" - the game will work at 30 FPS, if you write "60" - the game will work at 60 FPS, etc.)