Deadly Tide: Joystick, Hardware, and System Information
Article ID: 156657
Article Last Modified on 11/8/2001
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Microsoft Deadly Tide
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SUMMARY
This article contains information about Deadly Tide hardware
and system compatibility.
MORE INFORMATION
If Deadly Tide Crashes When Your Hardware "Sleeps"
If Deadly Tide crashes when your hardware "sleeps," you may need to disable
Advanced Power Management.
To disable Advanced Power Management
Click Start, point to Settings, and then click
Control Panel.
Double-click System.
Click the Device Manager tab.
Double-click System Devices. The current system devices
appear.
If Advanced Power Management Support is listed and is enabled,
you must disable it using your computer's BIOS program. See your BIOS
manual for specific instructions on disabling Advanced Power
Management.
If Your Joystick Functionality Is Twitchy
Under Windows 95, some joysticks cause the cursor to twitch or jump.
This is a known issue that may be resolved with the latest version
of DirectX.
The latest version of DirectX is available at the following Microsoft
Web site: