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Topic: Lyric didn't display with fb2k 1.1.5 on Core i3 laptop ! (Read 2586 times) previous topic - next topic
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Lyric didn't display with fb2k 1.1.5 on Core i3 laptop !

Hello. I just gave fb2k a try; so I'm a noob to it. I installed fb2k on my desktop PC, did some configurations and lyric displayed and scrolled up nicely. However, when I did same things on my Core i3 laptop, lyric didn't display at all. Did I miss something here ? Thanks for your input.

Lyric didn't display with fb2k 1.1.5 on Core i3 laptop !

Reply #1
Did I miss something here?
Yes.
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Lyric didn't display with fb2k 1.1.5 on Core i3 laptop !

Reply #3
Copy the configs from working sys. to desktop and see what happens - If still not working look in console for errors , your desktop could be missing a pre-req  for some component linke  .NET ,  C++ redist.  etc. As with everything it's difficult to help if you don't give any info apart from it's not working!

 

Lyric didn't display with fb2k 1.1.5 on Core i3 laptop !

Reply #4
Copy the configs from working sys. to desktop and see what happens - If still not working look in console for errors , your desktop could be missing a pre-req  for some component linke  .NET ,  C++ redist.  etc. As with everything it's difficult to help if you don't give any info apart from it's not working!

Actually, it was my laptop that the lyric didn't work on, not my desktop.

Anyway, I've tried to copy the fb2k's components folder from my desktop and overwrite the one on my laptop and lyric still didn't display. Note that I had MS .NET and Visual C++ installed on my laptop. I would still have missed some other files, don't I ?