I thought it might be an antivirus issue, so deleted the folder, made a new one, added it to the anti-virus exceptions, re-transferred the folder from the other drive, but still no dice, even in Admin mode.

For whatever reason I wasn't able to launch the game from the previous Sega folder on the C: drive when I transferred the Daytona folder from the external drive in there - it would open a window and then immediately close (I think I originally only had it in the root of the C: drive because when the game first got released it needed to be in that location in order to work).

I don't know if this makes any difference, but I'm now having to launch the game from a different location (I've changed the path in x360ce to the new correct launcher location). It's been so long since I got it set-up in the first place I really can't remember all the steps. I'm not super familiar with x360ce, so I don't know if there's something else I need to do there (although the config shouldn't be any different to how I had it before). FFB is ticked in x360ce.Ĭan anyone think of anything glaringly obvious that I might've missed, before I start trying to track down new launchers and FFB enabling tutorials? I've noticed when I run the game now it makes a couple of 'Windows isn't happy about something' type dings before starting, which I seem to recall from older versions of running the game, but I'm fairly certain stopped in the most up-to-date version I was running (or maybe not and I just became oblivious to them.). The smart money would suggest that I'm using an old version of Howard's launcher, but it's Launcher 3.3 which I'm 99.9% certain supported FFB and was the one I'd been using previously before the erase, so it should have the correct Hex edited EXE et cetera. The long and the short of it is that I transferred the game across and got it working again, but for some reason I seem to have lost FFB in the process.

Luckily I remembered I had a back-up of the game on an external drive which I thought was a mirror of the version I accidentally erased. I realised what I'd done literally a split-second after I clicked install and had one of those movie slow motion 'NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!' moments. I did a very stupid thing yesterday, I was trying to run the original Windows 95 version of Daytona USA on my PC, totally forgetting when it asked about where to install the game folder that I already had a folder called Daytona in a folder called Sega on the root of the C: drive and the Windows 95 version wrote over it and deleted my Daytona USA Championship folder no warning, no two lots of files in the same folder, no files in the Recycle Bin, just, BAM! gone.

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