You should have your installation media handy when running the tool, just in case it needs to copy a file from there. You can use the Windows Resource Protection tool (often referred to as the system file checker, or SFC), which will scan for and fix corrupt or missing system files in Windows. It’s unlikely you’ll be able to simply copy a DLL file from your installation media, but you do have a quick option to try before doing something as drastic as reintalling Windows.

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Now when I switched the hack back on, I'm still at 5 FPS in the Field. I switched the hack off (restarting Dolphin as well) to see what would happen, and I was down to 5 FPS (with 30 FPS in non-Field areas). Just a moment ago, I was playing on 4.0-9392 with OpenGL and the hack enabled, and I was in Hyrule Field with 30 FPS. Nothing on the game page ( (GC)) that indicates why.ĮDIT2: Another strange thing. Woefully, my DX 11 is up to date (and runs fine in 4.0.2).ĮDIT: If it matters, when I play on 4.0-9392 and use OpenGL, the minimap isn't loading. Whenever I try to use DirectX 11 (much better than OpenGL for a few reasons), I start Twilight Princess and Dolphin (both builds) immediately crashes. One is 4.0-1767, the first which has the hack. And more generally I think the more recent development build perform better.

Need to use the hack to make the game bearable. Problem is, the game ini hasn't been updated and so I can't use the Hyrule Field Speed Hack ( (GC)#Hyrule_Field_Slow_Down). Plays fine (at first) in the latest stable build, 4.0.2. I'm playing Twilight Princess in Dolphin.

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