Mind you, I'm a little confused as to why the PCWiki page about the game would offer two potential fixes for getting the game to run on Intel intergrated graphics, then further down the page it says ' The game does not support Intel integrated graphics chipsets'.ģD-Analyze does offer a lot of options (many of which I don't understand):Ĭan anyone maybe suggest anything that I can change in 3D-Analyze's options, to try again, please? Otherwise, I might just give up. (the difference is, the PCWiki page says only to use Vendor ID (with the value of 4318), whereas the latter link says to use both 4318 for VendorID, and 592 for DeviceID), but neither makes a difference. I've tried 3D-Analyze, both as instructed on the PCWiki page, and as instructed in: I actually meant the 3D-Analyze route that fakes a GPU device with an Id. Kerr Avon wrote on, 12:17: Thanks for the replies, everyone, but so far nothing has worked. So if anyone else has any suggestions then please let me know. I'm not too bothered if I can't play Timeshift on this laptop, as it works on my desktop PC, and I also have it on the XBox 360, but I'd like to know the solution in case other games have similar problems on the laptop. I will continue to try, if any other possible solution presents itself, and post here if I find a solution. Maybe there are different versions of Timeshift on the PC (aside from patch-related, I mean), and the Fallout 3 fix works on only one/some of them, but I've not found any information about it, if so. The same file does work with Fallout 3, but not with Timeshift, despite what PCWiki says. RetroGamer4Ever, yes, I tried the patches, but no matter what, I always get the same white-square-then-nothing results.īEEN_Nath_58, tried it, and nothing. Garrett W, I tried dgVoodoo2, but no joy, I will have to experiment with the settings more. Thanks for the replies, everyone, but so far nothing has worked.

So does anyone know anything about the Intel 4000? Is there any software that can extend it's compatibility with games, or otherwise fool games into using it? All advice welcome! Reply 1 of 19, by Garrett W This same file doesn't work with Timeshift, unfortunately (worth a try, though). Which includes a modded d3d9.dll file that you put into your Fallout 3 folder, and then according to the readme.tx tfile ' will trick the game into thinking you have an nvidia geforce 7000.'. So far I've only found one other game that didn't run on this graphics hardware, Fallout 3, but I could get it to run using the fix available from: It's a fifteen year old game, so it should run on the laptop's hardware specs (other games from the period run fine on the laptop), so I think it's probably down to the game not working on the Intel 4000 chip. I'm trying to run the old (and under-rated, if you ask me) first person shooter Timeshift on an Aspire E1-570 laptop (it has an i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, Intel HD 4000 graphics, and running Windows 10), but after installing the game, then when I run the game, I get a very quick white square, about a quarter of the screen in size, then the square closes, then nothing.

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