"Thomas Jarboe" wrote: > I'm having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the > game, and don't think they will take it back. :( > Thomas jarboe
the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK.
I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the problem.
windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
"wowbugger" wrote: > the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows > XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on > Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK.
Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion of the system memory will need to be disabled.
1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) 2) Select the boot tab 3) click Advanced Options 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 5) click OK and restart your computer.
Yes, Im having the same problem where it says 0 memory detected, I talked with tech , mine is windows 7 62 bits. the box of Zoo tycoon is says 32 bit, and just wont work, (bummer)--BUT Zoo tycoon Extinct Animals does work on it, with no problem it did not make a icon but you can find it in games.(after download) I hope they remake Zoo tycoon for 64 Bit computers P.S they say its possible to change to xp on your vista. but the tech say it not recommeded, It's a guy on You Tube telling u how.And for a price the tech will change it over for you.
Ji wrote:
Zoo Tycoon 2 on HP Box with Vista Home Premium 64 Bit w/4GB RAM 01-Aug-08
Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB detected)
Any ideas?
Thanks, Jim
Previous Posts In This Thread:
On Friday, August 01, 2008 4:34 PM
Ji wrote:
Zoo Tycoon 2 on HP Box with Vista Home Premium 64 Bit w/4GB RAM Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB detected)
Any ideas?
Thanks, Jim
On Friday, September 05, 2008 10:34 PM
jwk5 wrote:
RE: Zoo Tycoon 2 on HP Box with Vista Home Premium 64 Bit w/4GB RAM Did you come up ithe a solution? I am having the same problem. jack
"Jim" wrote:
On Saturday, September 13, 2008 11:41 AM
Thomas Jarboe wrote:
I'm having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? I am having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the game, and do not think they will take it back. :( Thomas jarboe
On Sunday, September 21, 2008 9:16 AM
Don wrote:
I am having the same problem. I am having the same problem. One (suboptimal) solution is to change maximum memory to 2000 under the Boot tab of msconfig.
Microsoft -- so you have a fix for Zoo Tycoon 2 that will accuratly read actual physical memory when it exceeds 2MB?
"Thomas Jarboe" wrote:
On Monday, September 22, 2008 1:10 AM
Chri wrote:
I am having the same problem. I am having the same problem. At least now I know that Windows Vista is the problem.
Thanks.
"DonB" wrote:
On Monday, October 06, 2008 7:16 AM
wowbugge wrote:
the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK.
On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 5:21 PM
Ravi wrote:
I am having the same problem. I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the problem.
windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
"wowbugger" wrote:
On Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:36 PM
brandeez wrote:
i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work.... i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work....
On Monday, October 27, 2008 3:19 AM
Patrick2 wrote:
Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion of the system memory will need to be disabled.
1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) 2) Select the boot tab 3) click Advanced Options 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 5) click OK and restart your computer.
This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game.
> On Friday, August 01, 2008 4:34 PM Ji wrote: > Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
> You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB > detected)
> Any ideas?
> Thanks, > Jim >> On Friday, September 05, 2008 10:34 PM jwk5 wrote: >> Did you come up ithe a solution? I am having the same problem. >> jack
>> "Jim" wrote: >>> On Saturday, September 13, 2008 11:41 AM Thomas Jarboe wrote: >>> I am having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the >>> game, and do not think they will take it back. :( >>> Thomas jarboe >>>> On Sunday, September 21, 2008 9:16 AM Don wrote: >>>> I am having the same problem. One (suboptimal) solution is to change maximum >>>> memory to 2000 under the Boot tab of msconfig.
>>>> Microsoft -- so you have a fix for Zoo Tycoon 2 that will accuratly read >>>> actual physical memory when it exceeds 2MB?
>>>> "Thomas Jarboe" wrote: >>>>> On Monday, September 22, 2008 1:10 AM Chri wrote: >>>>> I am having the same problem. At least now I know that Windows Vista is the >>>>> problem.
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>> "DonB" wrote: >>>>>> On Monday, October 06, 2008 7:16 AM wowbugge wrote: >>>>>> the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows >>>>>> XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on >>>>>> Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK. >>>>>>> On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 5:21 PM Ravi wrote: >>>>>>> I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the >>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>> windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. >>>>>>> and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. >>>>>>> IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
>>>>>>> Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
>>>>>>> "wowbugger" wrote: >>>>>>>> On Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:36 PM brandeez wrote: >>>>>>>> i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work.... >>>>>>>>> On Monday, October 27, 2008 3:19 AM Patrick2 wrote: >>>>>>>>> Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion >>>>>>>>> of the system memory will need to be disabled.
>>>>>>>>> 1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) >>>>>>>>> 2) Select the boot tab >>>>>>>>> 3) click Advanced Options >>>>>>>>> 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 >>>>>>>>> 5) click OK and restart your computer.
>>>>>>>>> "Jim" wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:08 PM Karen Croon wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Yes, Im having the same problem where it says 0 memory detected, I talked with tech , mine is windows 7 62 bits. the box of Zoo tycoon is says 32 bit, and just wont work, (bummer)--BUT Zoo tycoon Extinct Animals does work on it, with no problem it did not make a icon but you can find it in games.(after download) I hope they remake Zoo tycoon for 64 Bit computers P.S they say its possible to change to xp on your vista. but the tech say it not recommeded, It's a guy on You Tube telling u how.And for a price the tech will change it over for you. >>>>>>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>>>>>>> Fill out blank PDF form online and stream to browser with iTextSharp >>>>>>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/a5e1109d-03bc-4e6b-a904-a...
This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game.
> On Friday, August 01, 2008 4:34 PM Ji wrote: > Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
> You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB > detected)
> Any ideas?
> Thanks, > Jim >> On Friday, September 05, 2008 10:34 PM jwk5 wrote: >> Did you come up ithe a solution? I am having the same problem. >> jack
>> "Jim" wrote: >>> On Saturday, September 13, 2008 11:41 AM Thomas Jarboe wrote: >>> I am having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the >>> game, and do not think they will take it back. :( >>> Thomas jarboe >>>> On Sunday, September 21, 2008 9:16 AM Don wrote: >>>> I am having the same problem. One (suboptimal) solution is to change maximum >>>> memory to 2000 under the Boot tab of msconfig.
>>>> Microsoft -- so you have a fix for Zoo Tycoon 2 that will accuratly read >>>> actual physical memory when it exceeds 2MB?
>>>> "Thomas Jarboe" wrote: >>>>> On Monday, September 22, 2008 1:10 AM Chri wrote: >>>>> I am having the same problem. At least now I know that Windows Vista is the >>>>> problem.
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>> "DonB" wrote: >>>>>> On Monday, October 06, 2008 7:16 AM wowbugge wrote: >>>>>> the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows >>>>>> XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on >>>>>> Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK. >>>>>>> On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 5:21 PM Ravi wrote: >>>>>>> I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the >>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>> windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. >>>>>>> and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. >>>>>>> IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
>>>>>>> Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
>>>>>>> "wowbugger" wrote: >>>>>>>> On Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:36 PM brandeez wrote: >>>>>>>> i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work.... >>>>>>>>> On Monday, October 27, 2008 3:19 AM Patrick2 wrote: >>>>>>>>> Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion >>>>>>>>> of the system memory will need to be disabled.
>>>>>>>>> 1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) >>>>>>>>> 2) Select the boot tab >>>>>>>>> 3) click Advanced Options >>>>>>>>> 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 >>>>>>>>> 5) click OK and restart your computer.
>>>>>>>>> "Jim" wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:08 PM Karen Croon wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Yes, Im having the same problem where it says 0 memory detected, I talked with tech , mine is windows 7 62 bits. the box of Zoo tycoon is says 32 bit, and just wont work, (bummer)--BUT Zoo tycoon Extinct Animals does work on it, with no problem it did not make a icon but you can find it in games.(after download) I hope they remake Zoo tycoon for 64 Bit computers P.S they say its possible to change to xp on your vista. but the tech say it not recommeded, It's a guy on You Tube telling u how.And for a price the tech will change it over for you. >>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:58 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>>>>>>>> ASP.NET Sum of Numbers Captcha Control with CustomValidator >>>>>>>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/bde8bf73-c31c-4c73-af05-8...
This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game.
> On Friday, August 01, 2008 4:34 PM Ji wrote: > Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
> You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB > detected)
> Any ideas?
> Thanks, > Jim >> On Friday, September 05, 2008 10:34 PM jwk5 wrote: >> Did you come up ithe a solution? I am having the same problem. >> jack
>> "Jim" wrote: >>> On Saturday, September 13, 2008 11:41 AM Thomas Jarboe wrote: >>> I am having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the >>> game, and do not think they will take it back. :( >>> Thomas jarboe >>>> On Sunday, September 21, 2008 9:16 AM Don wrote: >>>> I am having the same problem. One (suboptimal) solution is to change maximum >>>> memory to 2000 under the Boot tab of msconfig.
>>>> Microsoft -- so you have a fix for Zoo Tycoon 2 that will accuratly read >>>> actual physical memory when it exceeds 2MB?
>>>> "Thomas Jarboe" wrote: >>>>> On Monday, September 22, 2008 1:10 AM Chri wrote: >>>>> I am having the same problem. At least now I know that Windows Vista is the >>>>> problem.
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>> "DonB" wrote: >>>>>> On Monday, October 06, 2008 7:16 AM wowbugge wrote: >>>>>> the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows >>>>>> XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on >>>>>> Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK. >>>>>>> On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 5:21 PM Ravi wrote: >>>>>>> I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the >>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>> windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. >>>>>>> and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. >>>>>>> IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
>>>>>>> Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
>>>>>>> "wowbugger" wrote: >>>>>>>> On Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:36 PM brandeez wrote: >>>>>>>> i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work.... >>>>>>>>> On Monday, October 27, 2008 3:19 AM Patrick2 wrote: >>>>>>>>> Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion >>>>>>>>> of the system memory will need to be disabled.
>>>>>>>>> 1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) >>>>>>>>> 2) Select the boot tab >>>>>>>>> 3) click Advanced Options >>>>>>>>> 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 >>>>>>>>> 5) click OK and restart your computer.
>>>>>>>>> "Jim" wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:08 PM Karen Croon wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Yes, Im having the same problem where it says 0 memory detected, I talked with tech , mine is windows 7 62 bits. the box of Zoo tycoon is says 32 bit, and just wont work, (bummer)--BUT Zoo tycoon Extinct Animals does work on it, with no problem it did not make a icon but you can find it in games.(after download) I hope they remake Zoo tycoon for 64 Bit computers P.S they say its possible to change to xp on your vista. but the tech say it not recommeded, It's a guy on You Tube telling u how.And for a price the tech will change it over for you. >>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:58 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:59 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>>>>>>>>> Fill out blank PDF form online and stream to browser with iTextSharp >>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/a5e1109d-03bc-4e6b-a904-a...
This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game.
> On Friday, August 01, 2008 4:34 PM Ji wrote: > Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
> You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB > detected)
> Any ideas?
> Thanks, > Jim >> On Friday, September 05, 2008 10:34 PM jwk5 wrote: >> Did you come up ithe a solution? I am having the same problem. >> jack
>> "Jim" wrote: >>> On Saturday, September 13, 2008 11:41 AM Thomas Jarboe wrote: >>> I am having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the >>> game, and do not think they will take it back. :( >>> Thomas jarboe >>>> On Sunday, September 21, 2008 9:16 AM Don wrote: >>>> I am having the same problem. One (suboptimal) solution is to change maximum >>>> memory to 2000 under the Boot tab of msconfig.
>>>> Microsoft -- so you have a fix for Zoo Tycoon 2 that will accuratly read >>>> actual physical memory when it exceeds 2MB?
>>>> "Thomas Jarboe" wrote: >>>>> On Monday, September 22, 2008 1:10 AM Chri wrote: >>>>> I am having the same problem. At least now I know that Windows Vista is the >>>>> problem.
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>> "DonB" wrote: >>>>>> On Monday, October 06, 2008 7:16 AM wowbugge wrote: >>>>>> the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows >>>>>> XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on >>>>>> Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK. >>>>>>> On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 5:21 PM Ravi wrote: >>>>>>> I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the >>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>> windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. >>>>>>> and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. >>>>>>> IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
>>>>>>> Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
>>>>>>> "wowbugger" wrote: >>>>>>>> On Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:36 PM brandeez wrote: >>>>>>>> i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work.... >>>>>>>>> On Monday, October 27, 2008 3:19 AM Patrick2 wrote: >>>>>>>>> Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion >>>>>>>>> of the system memory will need to be disabled.
>>>>>>>>> 1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) >>>>>>>>> 2) Select the boot tab >>>>>>>>> 3) click Advanced Options >>>>>>>>> 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 >>>>>>>>> 5) click OK and restart your computer.
>>>>>>>>> "Jim" wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:08 PM Karen Croon wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Yes, Im having the same problem where it says 0 memory detected, I talked with tech , mine is windows 7 62 bits. the box of Zoo tycoon is says 32 bit, and just wont work, (bummer)--BUT Zoo tycoon Extinct Animals does work on it, with no problem it did not make a icon but you can find it in games.(after download) I hope they remake Zoo tycoon for 64 Bit computers P.S they say its possible to change to xp on your vista. but the tech say it not recommeded, It's a guy on You Tube telling u how.And for a price the tech will change it over for you. >>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:58 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:59 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:59 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>>>>>>>>>> ASP.NET - Zip Selected Files and Add Files in Memory with DotNetZip >>>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/fd2b3765-624b-47ea-a461-b...
> On Friday, August 01, 2008 4:34 PM Ji wrote: > Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
> You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB > detected)
> Any ideas?
> Thanks, > Jim >> On Friday, September 05, 2008 10:34 PM jwk5 wrote: >> Did you come up ithe a solution? I am having the same problem. >> jack
>> "Jim" wrote: >>> On Saturday, September 13, 2008 11:41 AM Thomas Jarboe wrote: >>> I am having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the >>> game, and do not think they will take it back. :( >>> Thomas jarboe >>>> On Sunday, September 21, 2008 9:16 AM Don wrote: >>>> I am having the same problem. One (suboptimal) solution is to change maximum >>>> memory to 2000 under the Boot tab of msconfig.
>>>> Microsoft -- so you have a fix for Zoo Tycoon 2 that will accuratly read >>>> actual physical memory when it exceeds 2MB?
>>>> "Thomas Jarboe" wrote: >>>>> On Monday, September 22, 2008 1:10 AM Chri wrote: >>>>> I am having the same problem. At least now I know that Windows Vista is the >>>>> problem.
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>> "DonB" wrote: >>>>>> On Monday, October 06, 2008 7:16 AM wowbugge wrote: >>>>>> the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows >>>>>> XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on >>>>>> Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK. >>>>>>> On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 5:21 PM Ravi wrote: >>>>>>> I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the >>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>> windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. >>>>>>> and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. >>>>>>> IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
>>>>>>> Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
>>>>>>> "wowbugger" wrote: >>>>>>>> On Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:36 PM brandeez wrote: >>>>>>>> i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work.... >>>>>>>>> On Monday, October 27, 2008 3:19 AM Patrick2 wrote: >>>>>>>>> Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion >>>>>>>>> of the system memory will need to be disabled.
>>>>>>>>> 1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) >>>>>>>>> 2) Select the boot tab >>>>>>>>> 3) click Advanced Options >>>>>>>>> 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 >>>>>>>>> 5) click OK and restart your computer.
>>>>>>>>> "Jim" wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:08 PM Karen Croon wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Yes, Im having the same problem where it says 0 memory detected, I talked with tech , mine is windows 7 62 bits. the box of Zoo tycoon is says 32 bit, and just wont work, (bummer)--BUT Zoo tycoon Extinct Animals does work on it, with no problem it did not make a icon but you can find it in games.(after download) I hope they remake Zoo tycoon for 64 Bit computers P.S they say its possible to change to xp on your vista. but the tech say it not recommeded, It's a guy on You Tube telling u how.And for a price the tech will change it over for you. >>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:58 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:59 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:59 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Submitted via EggHeadCafe >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Microsoft ASP.NET For Beginners >>>>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.eggheadcafe.com/training-topic-area/ASP-NET/7/ASP.aspx
Thanks for the suggestion and the link. Alas, it didnt work but I suspect this might be a slightly different problem. I can actually get the vanilla Zoo Tycoon II to install and I sort of get UC to run but it crashes out halfway through loading a game (it gets the main menu up though).
Anyway, again any help would be appreciated. Apologies for the multi-post previously.
> On Friday, August 01, 2008 4:34 PM Ji wrote: > Every time I try to run the game on this system I get the following error:
> You need at least 256 MB of system memory to run Zoo Tycoon 2. (0 MB > detected)
> Any ideas?
> Thanks, > Jim >> On Friday, September 05, 2008 10:34 PM jwk5 wrote: >> Did you come up ithe a solution? I am having the same problem. >> jack
>> "Jim" wrote: >>> On Saturday, September 13, 2008 11:41 AM Thomas Jarboe wrote: >>> I am having this same problem. ANY solutions at all yet? Just bought the >>> game, and do not think they will take it back. :( >>> Thomas jarboe >>>> On Sunday, September 21, 2008 9:16 AM Don wrote: >>>> I am having the same problem. One (suboptimal) solution is to change maximum >>>> memory to 2000 under the Boot tab of msconfig.
>>>> Microsoft -- so you have a fix for Zoo Tycoon 2 that will accuratly read >>>> actual physical memory when it exceeds 2MB?
>>>> "Thomas Jarboe" wrote: >>>>> On Monday, September 22, 2008 1:10 AM Chri wrote: >>>>> I am having the same problem. At least now I know that Windows Vista is the >>>>> problem.
>>>>> Thanks.
>>>>> "DonB" wrote: >>>>>> On Monday, October 06, 2008 7:16 AM wowbugge wrote: >>>>>> the solution is of course to run the game in compatibility mode for Windows >>>>>> XP. Right-click your shortcut or zt.exe, choose properties, click on >>>>>> Compatibility-tab, check the box for Run this program in... and click OK. >>>>>>> On Tuesday, October 07, 2008 5:21 PM Ravi wrote: >>>>>>> I am having the same problem. I tried the above fix, but keep gettin the >>>>>>> problem.
>>>>>>> windows vista home premium, 64bit, 4GIG memory, Nvidia GEForce 9800GT 512MB. >>>>>>> and this is a good configuration. But, Zoo tycoon 2 does not start at all. >>>>>>> IT works well in my old windows xp machine.
>>>>>>> Well, has this fix worked for all who have similar problems?
>>>>>>> "wowbugger" wrote: >>>>>>>> On Sunday, October 12, 2008 9:36 PM brandeez wrote: >>>>>>>> i alreayd knew to try that..and it doesn not work.... >>>>>>>>> On Monday, October 27, 2008 3:19 AM Patrick2 wrote: >>>>>>>>> Zoo Tycoon is not compatible with 4GB of memory. For a work around, a portion >>>>>>>>> of the system memory will need to be disabled.
>>>>>>>>> 1) start the "System Configuration" application (MSCONFIG) >>>>>>>>> 2) Select the boot tab >>>>>>>>> 3) click Advanced Options >>>>>>>>> 4) Set Maximum memory to 2560 >>>>>>>>> 5) click OK and restart your computer.
>>>>>>>>> "Jim" wrote: >>>>>>>>>> On Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:08 PM Karen Croon wrote: >>>>>>>>>> Yes, Im having the same problem where it says 0 memory detected, I talked with tech , mine is windows 7 62 bits. the box of Zoo tycoon is says 32 bit, and just wont work, (bummer)--BUT Zoo tycoon Extinct Animals does work on it, with no problem it did not make a icon but you can find it in games.(after download) I hope they remake Zoo tycoon for 64 Bit computers P.S they say its possible to change to xp on your vista. but the tech say it not recommeded, It's a guy on You Tube telling u how.And for a price the tech will change it over for you. >>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:58 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:59 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 12:59 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>>> On Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01 AM Bryan Campbell wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>> This problem has been vexing me for several months. I have a thread on the Microsoft Answers site which provides some details on what I've been trying:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Basically I cannot get this to work on Windows Vista...I downgraded from a 64 bit version (even though this is apparently compatible with it), I've installed/re-installed, created new accounts, installed on different partitions, sifted through the regeditor to remove every reference to Zoo Tycoon.. you name it. I even attempted this last suggestion of suppressing memory to 2GB... all to no avail. Short of reformatting the hard-drive I am out of options. BTW...this works on a Windows Vista 32 bit machine that sits right next to this one... so I know the disks are good.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Any help (or at this point sympathy) would be appreciated. My 8 year old daughter now has to play it on her sister's computer, an indignity to which she reminds me everytime she plays the game. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> On Sunday, December 19, 2010 5:02 PM Elizabeth Hanson wrote: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I had the exact same problem!
