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Memory read starting the game

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From: x
Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 07:42
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I have the "The memory cannot be 'read' " errore when launching Warcraft 3
(original CD).
I updated all my drivers (Detonator and Via), but it doesn't work.
I changed my FSB from 133 to 100MHz, but it doesn't work.

AMD 1600+ with Abit GeForce2MX400.
Windows ME.

All other games work well (FIFA 2002, WorldCup, and much more).

How can I solve ?

Thanks.
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