Lower both the sound and recording quality to 44000Hz or less.iso or mount it) and change it's name to something like 'Underoid'. To install properly copy folder with a Japanese name to the root of your HDD (e.g.This happens because installer is in a folder with Japanese name.If your regional settings for non-unicode programs is set to Japanese, do not use applocale.Basically just download ISO, mount it and select files on it when windows ask for files from original CD. If you don't have Windows CD (lost or didn't get it at all) follow instructions here.To do this use either pApplocale or Microsoft Applocale to run exe files. Run installer/game/application with Japanese locale.To do that go to Control Panel > Regional and Language Options > Languages tab. Make sure you have Japanese fonts installed.Update DirectX and GPU drivers, if that doesn't fix it most likely the game will not work on current hardwareįirst step! Instead of Japanese font i see gibberish.Check if your graphic card support at least Pixel Shader 1.1.Follow instructions in the FAQ under 'Game doesn't start at all' question.If that fails you have to re-download the game Place installation files in the root of the drive (e.g. Make sure there are no Japanese characters in the folder names.Follow instructions in the FAQ under 'First step! Instead of Japanese font i see gibberish.' question.iso before messing with it!īad system Regional and Language settings If you know a problem (and it's solution) that isn't listed please add it to this FAQ!ĭon't forget to backup original. If you get a error message scroll down to the Common Errors section first. If you didn't find solution to your problem here feel free to ask in the Underoid Discussion thread.

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