Sonitus

Whenever I activate realive.exe an alert message entirely in Japanese comes up and the screen goes black with very low resolution. I have the unicode set to Japanese and everything, so I don't know why it's happening. I tried looking up for other similar problems in the forums, but it wouldn't let me search up "air" because it was only 3 letters... therefore, I don't even know if there is a similar problem that has been solved, so I apologize if I'm asking a repeat question. Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit

Yes! Well I ended up re-torenting the entire file itself (this time from Fuwanovel instead of where I got it last time), and now its working! Well, I guess I should have tried that before posting (the 5 hour wait time was a bit of a turn off tho :>)

It's the normal install path C:\Program Files\Key\Rewrite

Right after Kotarou asks to see the laptop so he can sample Yoshino's voice. The very first lag starts when Yoshino screams "Screw you!!!" The error message I get (I am now able to read it after downloading some fonts) says: "vector<t> too long"

The whole game kind of freezes and lags during the whole scene, especially when the voices are being played, and then it just crashes

Yeah, I made multiple save points and each time I try to reload the same thing happens

Sorry, forgot to write this in the original post-it's 64 bit. I did get all the necessary drivers from Apple for the partition, and tried all the general recommendations to solve the error (reinstall, reboot, etc)

Hey, I recently got rewrite running on my computer after a lot of effort, and everything seemed to be going smoothly. In the middle of the common route, though, the game suddenly crashes, and I can't get around it no matter what I do. It's the scene when all the characters are in Akane's (The Witch) room, and are playing the video on her laptop. The sound suddenly mutes, the screen freezes up, and it just closes. I can't read the error message, it's just boxes. I'm running Windows Vista Home Premium, partitioned on a Macbook. I'd appreciate any help in this situation. Thanks, Sonitus