[Help] Cannot run 肉体金融道 (GINJI.exe), error at startup

[anonymous147258369]

Hello,

The game is Nikutai Kin'yuudou, you can find a copy here (Mexashare link work).

The installer is IHSetup.exe and the exe name is GINJI.exe.

Environment is Windows 11, with JP local, without emulator.

I can install the game, but when I try to run the exe (both before and after the update), I get the following error: 肉体金融道の『DI SK2』をセットしてください.

Is there a missing noCD crack? Can you make it work on your side with another configuration or steps, or with a VM? All usual things like running as admin or starting from the installer didn't work.

About the exe itself, with DiE:
PE32
Windows(95)[I386, 32 bits, GUI]
Microsoft Linker(7.10.3077)
Microsoft Visual C/C++(13.10.3077)[C++/book]
C++
Visual Studio(2003)

Thanks at lot for your help.

 

[Lebedev]

The author of the topic did not put a file for x64 and will work at best only on Windows 7 x86.
Without a special file on windows 10 can not run this VN because x64 needs a file, not x86.
It has not been tested to work on Windows 11.

 

[xvis]

daemon or pAlcohol emu cd2 image ?

 

[anonymous147258369]

@xvis daemon for the VM, WinCDEmu for the W11.

@Lebedev Thanks. I tried with W7 32bit VM, and now I get DirectDrawの初期化が失敗LiまLiた (DirectDraw initialization failed) error message at the startup.

I tried DDrawCompat, but it crash directly.

 

[xvis]

@xvis daemon for the VM, WinCDEmu for the W11.

@Lebedev Thanks. I tried with W7 32bit VM, and now I get DirectDrawの初期化が失敗LiまLiた (DirectDraw initialization failed) error message at the startup.

I tried DDrawCompat, but it crash directly.

DirectDraw 我记得VM虚拟机配置文件里可以选择打开.但好像要装一个直接鼠标直接拖放的程序在vm虚拟机里

remember that DirectDraw can be selected to open in the VM virtual machine configuration file But it seems like we need to install a program that allows direct mouse drag and drop in the VM virtual machine
This game is from 2005 and should be played on Windows XP 32bit

 

[Lebedev]

Tomorrow I will publish this VN with a file to work on Windows 7 and separately to work with Windows 10 (maybe it will work on 11 too).

You've started some strange experiments.