Articles About Microsoft Fable: The Lost Chapters- "The product key is not valid" error message when you install and try to activate a Microsoft game, Streets and Trips, or MapPoint
Describes that you receive a "The product key is not valid" error message when you install and try to activate a Microsoft game, Streets and Trips, or MapPoint. Provides several methods to resolve the problem. - Error message when you when you start or play a Microsoft game: "Your system is low on virtual memory"
Describes how to troubleshoot error messages that you receive when you do not have sufficient memory on your computer. - Error message when you install a program: "Internal error in Windows installer," "Error 1305," "Error 1308," or "Error 2263"
Describes a problem that may occur if the Microsoft Windows Installer Service is damaged. - How to perform a clean boot procedure to determine whether background programs are interfering with a game or a program that you currently use
Describes how to perform a clean boot procedure to prevent background programs from interfering with a game or a program. Explains how to perform clean boot in Windows Vista, Windows XP, in Windows Millennium Edition, and in Windows 98. - How to troubleshoot sound-related issues in Microsoft games
This article describes how to troubleshoot the following sound-related issues in the Microsoft games that are listed in the "Applies to" section: No sound plays. Sounds are too quiet. Sounds are distorted or scratchy. The computer stops responding... - How to improve computer performance when you play Microsoft games
Explains how you can improve the performance of the computer when you play Microsoft games. - You receive a "Runtime Error" error message when you start Fable: The Lost Chapters
Describes an issue where you may receive a runtime error when you start the Microsoft Fable: The Lost Chapters PC game. - When you install or start a Microsoft game, you may receive an error message that states that your computer’s processor does not meet the requirements for the game
Describes a solution for an issue that occurs when you play a Microsoft game. You may receive an error message that states that your computer’s processor does not meet the requirements for the game. - Resources for information about how to play Fable: The Lost Chapters
Lists resources for game play information for Fable: The Lost Chapters. - Game performance may be slower than you expect when you play Fable: The Lost Chapters
Describes an issue in which you may not receive the level of game performance that you expect when you play Fable: The Lost Chapters. - Known graphics issues in Fable: The Lost Chapters
Describes the known graphics issues in Fable: The Lost Chapters. - The minimum system requirements for Microsoft Fable: The Lost Chapters
Lists the minimum system requirements that a computer must have to run Microsoft Fable: The Lost Chapters. - Error messages when you start a Microsoft game: "Signal out of range" or "Out of scan range"
When you start a Microsoft game, you may receive an error message on the display's On Screen Display that resembles one of the following: - You receive a DirectX error message when you start a Microsoft game: "Game cannot run because the version of Microsoft DirectX installed on your computer is incompatible"
Describes a problem in which you receive a DirectX error message when you start a Microsoft game. We provide several methods to resolve the problem. - How to troubleshoot display issues in Microsoft games
This article describes how to troubleshoot display-related problems that you may experience when you use one of the Microsoft games listed in the "Applies to" section. - You receive an error message or the Setup program stops responding when you install Games for Windows, Streets & Trips, MapPoint, or Encarta
Describes an issue in which you receive an error message that prevents you from installing a game or another program. - Error message when you start a Microsoft Games for Windows game on a computer that is running Windows Vista: "Protection Stub has stopped working"
Describes that you receive an error message on a computer that is running Windows Vista when you start one of the games that are listed in the "Applies to" section. Provides steps to resolve this problem. - The DirectDraw option or the Direct3D option is unavailable when you start Microsoft games for Windows
When you try to start one of the games listed in the "Applies to" section, you may experience one of the following symptoms: The option may be unavailable. You may receive an error message that states that your video adapter does not meet the game... - Error message or the game stops responding on the "Loading" screen when you start a Microsoft game: "Please insert the correct CD-ROM"
Describes how to troubleshoot problems with starting games, if the game stops responding (hangs), if the game quits, and if the game displays error messages. - Games: Game controller does not work or does not work as expected in some Microsoft games
If you try to use a game controller with one of the games that is listed in the "Applies to" section, the game controller does not work or does not work as expected. - How to troubleshoot mouse pointer display issues in Microsoft games
Explains how to troubleshoot mouse pointer display problems. The common symptoms include jerky or flickering mouse pointers and disappearing mouse cursors. - Windows unexpectedly restarts or you receive a Stop error when you play or start Microsoft games
This article describes what to do if Microsoft Windows unexpectedly restarts or you receive a stop error message when you play or when you start any of the Microsoft games listed in the "Applies to" section. - The game screen may be distorted or is not centered on the monitor when you play a Microsoft game
When you play any one of the Microsoft games that are listed in the "Applies to" section, you may experience one of the following symptoms: The game screen is not centered on the monitor. The game screen is oversized so that you cannot see all the menu... - The game stops responding or closes unexpectedly when you start or play a Microsoft game
Explains what to do if a game stops responding or closes unexpectedly when you try to start of play a Microsoft game. - An unrecoverable error occurs and you receive the "Game has encountered a problem and needs to close" error message when you start or play a Microsoft game
When you start or play a game and an unrecoverable error occurs, you may receive the following error message: Then, you may receive the following error message:
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