![]() ![]() Meanwhile, some others recommend you to create a shortcut of the original ePSXe.exe file, but then rename the shortcut and just replace type in "-slowboot" at the end, which you can actually do that, but then I run ePSXe through the shortcut, try out any random game, and it still doesn't show the full PS1 startup sequence before the opening sequence of the game itself. ![]() Make sure the path and file name are correct." (those dots "." I typed previously, represent the part of the message stating the directory of where the ePSXe.exe file is located, as an example). ![]() I simply go through that process, and it comes up with a message saying "The name '.ePSXe.exe-slowboot' specified in the Target box is not valid. All those lucky people who have actually managed to achieve that on ePSXe, including Haruka, recommend people to create a shortcut of the original ePSXe.exe file, right click on the shortcut, click on Properties, then type in "-slowboot" at the end of the Target field and click on Apply. On PCSXR, I went on the Configuration tab, clicked on the CPU option, then ticked the Slow Boot box, and every time I loaded up a game after doing that simple straightforward process, only the first half of the PS1 startup sequence loads up, leading into the PS1 menu, but on ePSXe, it's a different story. For such a long time, I've been repeating a cycle of trying, moving on and then retrying many times on getting the full PS1 startup sequence on ePSXe and PCSXR every time a game runs. ![]()
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