Texas Justice

If you are still using the original CoH Updater, you can use the instructions from Paragon Wiki in the Launching the Game section on this page.

You could also do it by exporting and importing the registry settings before starting the game. You'd have to get the settings you want, go into the registry to the CoH keys and export them to a .reg file on your desktop (name it for the monitor to make it easy to recognize) then change the settings so they are set for the other monitor and export the registry keys (named for this monitor). When you get ready to play, import the .reg file by double-clicking the appropriate file for that monitors settings then launch the game.

You can even do this if you use only one monitor but like having higher graphics settings for normal play and a lower setting for raids or other lag inducing play. For a while I had a .reg file I loaded prior to Hami Raids to lower all of my graphics settings and a separate .reg file for my normal solo play with high graphics settings. I just imported whichever .reg file I needed before starting the game.

Why do you have to have it running in the background?

There are settings to have it close after launching the game.

Zwiffenpuff, would you explain this please? What ARE the normal channels and how do we file an appeal?

If you are referring to the /petition process as being the normal channels, how do we file an appeal?

The specs for this laptop show that the display is capable of either 1920 x 1080 or 1600 x 900, depending on which 17" screen was selected for the build.

More than just sentences end with periods.

Fixed that for you.

One thing that will generally get the Menu to show is to start the computer and pull the power cable from the computer as soon as you see Windows starting to load. Plug the power cable back in and restart the computer. If you get to the point where Windows starts to load, pull the cable again, plug it back in and restart.

There are ways to get into Safe Mode by manually editing some files (since the normal methods to edit them aren't available due to the malware) but I won't go into them with people who aren't "computer savvy in the least" as you stated your case to be.

I have to agree with Memphis Bill's assessment and suggestions in his post after my previous response. I'd also agree that it's likely not necessary to do a reinstall. The only way I could recommend that would be if there was no other choice at all.

Another option may be to find a local computer tech to have them work on it for you. A good place to check is with the local school districts Technology department as many of the Techs may do work on the side, usually at very reasonable rates. Also, check the classifieds of the local newspapers as you will often find some good techs advertising there. If you can, get recommendations from co-workers, friends, or similar to find reliable techs that do good work.

I'd recommend against taking it to the repair department of any of the national chain computer parts stores. I won't name any names, but you can likely figure out who these might be on your own.

You really should re-read what Jesse said.

Are you looking for them to say something like the following post?

This was posted yesterday.

Guess they anticipated you wanting them to say something.

Looks like an acknowledgment to me. From April 26.

I don't think it's just the players that are not getting it.

That answer still stands and is correct.

Of course, if someone has asked the OCR team to unsticky it and they decided not to, we are likely going to be stuck with it.

One of the problems is that you have to select a game account to apply the code to and that is probably difficult to implement using a shopping cart system.

Creator of City of Heroes, one of the founders of Cryptic Studios, Lead Designer, writer of much of the backstory of CoH and it's world and NPC's, writer of the original promo comic and of the Blue King comic series.

They didn't say what time they would be awarding prezzies.

Patience.

A: There is no "just pohsyb".

B: pohsyb hasn't been at Paragon Studios since late February/early March. In Mid February he posted elsewhere that he'd made his last code check-in at Paragon Studios. He's now at Apple.


7 years.

Today actually.

It's apparent you haven't been in Paragon long enough to learn the proper spelling of Soon™.

Sorry, as you can see in the post you quoted, I had already pre-emptively voided that answer.