How To Install Project 64
How to Play N64 Games on Your PC Using Project64: Hey guys! Today I will show you how to play any N64 video game in the world on your PC! This uses an emulator called Project64.
Training will speedup your learning process - ]po[ is a complex product with many configuration options.
A Windows installer is available for the following Windows versions:
- Windows 10 64bit
- Windows 7 64bit
- Windows Server 2008 64bit
- Windows Server 2012 64bit
- Windows Server 2016 64bit
- Any Windows with 32 bit
- Windows XP or earlier
- Windows 8 - ]po[ seems to work, but you might have to update the CygWin installation
- Windows Small Business Server 2003 / Windows 2008 Server SP2 (requires manual intervention, please see below)
Windows installer are available from sourceforge.net:
In order to run ]project-open[ on Windows you will need:
- A computer running one of the supported Windows versions
- At least 1GByte RAM
- At least 10GByte of free disk space
The current version of the Windows installer will refuse to install if it detects a number of conditions:
- Any 32bit Windows
- PostgreSQL already installed - ]project-open[ includes its own PostgreSQL database which might conflicts with previous installations.
- CygWin already installed - ]project-open[ includes its own CygWin installation which might conflicts with previous installations.
- Port 8000 already occupied by another applications.
- The system is installed in a sub-directory. At the moment you will have to install ]po[ in <driver letter>:project-open.
For questions, comments or error reports please got to the Open Discussions Forum at SourceForge and start a discussion thread AFTER you have checked the other threads for similar discussions, please.
All Windows Versions:
- ]project-open[ may not restart automatically:
You may have to start ]project-open[ manually after running the 'Configuration Wizard'.
To restart ]project-open[, please go to the ]project-open[ program group and choose 'Start ]project-open['
How To Install Project 64 Emulator
Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8:
- 'Start ]project-open[' produces 'Permission Denied' error:
On Windows Vista please right-click the 'Start ]project-open[' icon and choose 'Run as Administrator'.
Is AOL server running properly?
Please go to 'Control Panel/Administration Tools/Services' and check if the service 'AOLserver-projop' is running.
You can start it manually from the context menu (right mouse click)
Is Postgres running properly?
Please go to 'Control Panel/Administration Tools/Services' and check if the service 'PostgreSQL' is running.
You can start it manually from the context menu (right mouse click)
Error due to multiple install attempts?
If you installed ]po[ multiple times on your machine please make sure that the de-installing process completed successfully and that there are no components left.
Check 'Control Panel/Administration Tools/Services' and make sure that the services AOLserver-projop and PostgreSQL are not listed after having de-installed ]po[.
Is there a conflict with the ports?
Please check that there's no application already listening on the preconfigured port by typing
into your Windows console. If you find the following entrythere's already an an application listening on port 8080 of your local machine. In this case adapt the config.tcl file accordingly.When installing ]po[ the second time I get an Error message
In some cases a second installation of ]po[ on a WIN machine might result into the following error (or similar):
Please go to your WINDOWS user management (CONTROL PANEL/USER ACCOUNTS), delete the Postgres user and try to install again.
If there's no user 'postgres', try opening a console and execute
If a former (de-) installation hadn't been completed, there might be still an entry in the WINDOWS registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPostgreSQL
or on WIN 64-bit:
HKLMSOFTWAREWow6432NodePostgreSQL
that prevents the installer from running a second time. Please consult the WINDOWS documentation on how to eliminate this key.
In some cases you also need to manually remove the local user 'postgres' from your system.
Use WIN Administration (ManageComputerLocalUsers&groupsusers) to do so.
Windows 2008 Server SP2
Search http://msdn.microsoft.com for dotnetfx35sp1 to get additional information on how to fix this issue.
Training will speedup your learning process - ]po[ is a complex product with many configuration options.
... is quite straight foward. Simply copy the .pem files to your server and adjust ~/etc/config.tcl accordingly:
andIf you continue having problems please post a bug and describe your problem as detailed as possible. The following information helps us to determine the cause of the problem:
- Which Window version are you using. Please be as specific as possible.
- Did you experience this problem with your first attempt install ]po[?
- On what drive did you try to install ]po[
- Are there any MS Developer tools installed on your machine?
- Did you install Postgres / AOLserver already at an earlier point in time on your machine?
Project 64 1.7
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'Project 64' is an emulator for the Nintendo 64. It allows gamers to play N64 games on their computer. The program features high-rates of compatibility with the classic console games, though it doesn't support all games. Players can install an array of third-party plugins to improve compatibility and performance. Some plugins increase the rendering resolution, producing a crisper image. Others add features such as high-quality interpolated sound. Installing a plugin is as simple as putting it in the plugin directory and selecting it from the 'Project 64' system menu.
Download a 'Project 64' plugin. The official forums have a thread listing all 'Project 64' plugins and their links.
Unzip the plugin. If you do not have an unzipping program, download and install one. '7-Zip' is entirely free, and the similar program 'WinRar' has a one-month trial.
Open 'My Computer' and navigate to your 'Project 64' directory. By default, it's 'C:/Program Files/Project 64.' Open the 'Plugins' sub-directory.
Drag and drop the plugin files into the plugin directory. The files end with '.dll.'
Open 'Project 64.' Click 'Options,' 'Settings' and 'Plugins.' Select the plugin you want to install.