This Flash problem is an old one, and is more Microsoft than Microgaming. Early last year, Microsoft neutered ActiveX in Internet Explorer in one of the "fixes", and in order to reinstall Flash the way Adobe would prefer it is necessary to unfix the Microsoft fix. It is also possible to install Flash by downloading it and installing it from the desktop, which also has the advantage of not attempting to foist the Yahoo toolbar on you. In addition, these is a routine to completely uninstall Flash. This procedure worked last year in correcting the attitude of MG casinos that would insist the "wrong" Flash was installed.
The problem of casinos spontaneously unloading at various stages is also an old one, and happens more on my XP machine than on this old 98 one, however this old 98 machine can no longer get a clean install of this month's lobby.
The problem of the casino turning up in the "wrong" directory is the fault of the new installer, which does not give the same result when using the custom install with the "browse to choose location" option. The old one would append a folder to the browsed to location, the new one does not, and you will end up with the casino files in the master custom folder instead.
I have also noticed that the internal file structure has changed yet again to one that is even more complicated, possibly an effort by MG to put an end to my monthly "science tutorial"![]()
It is indeed unfortunate (for MG), that there is now a Vista Version of Dependency Walker, as well as an XP version. Perhaps it has been upgraded throughout to give even deeper insight into exception states.
Since many of you seem to have success in copying game files from one place to another, I am wondering if some of the game files are interchangeable, such that one could allow one MG casino to fully install, then copy some files to all the others such that their install becomes merely the checking process. This would be good for dial-up users.
Using the casino CD is not very helpful, as it is out of date before the casino even sends them out, and as soon as an MG is installed from CD it needs to update a load of new games, and possibly a new lobby.
I hope, come Monday morning, MG check on us and our thread, and say to themselves "sh1t - most casinos have not even released to games yet" - which is the case with many that have opted to launch this coming Wednesday, having only launched last week on one of the brands.
Grand Prive have updated Grand Bay, but the others will update on the 4th, similarly Casino Action have updated Challenge, but no the others. Palace Group updated Spin Palace and Ruby Fortune, but not Mummys Gold or Jackpots in a Flash.




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