More info on this issue. I downloaded a couple of courses yesterday and installed and played them. Today they didn't show up in the courses list. Then I remembered that it was the first time I had downloaded a course since I had done my recent reinstall and when I did that I had reinstalled the top ...

Hoping there might be a techie here running PGA2000 in Win8.1 on a Laptop, that can help me out. I noticed the initial course load times are extremely slow compared to my two XP machines (both very old and only having Nvidia integrated graphics cards). I specifically checked several courses across a...

Thanks Terry. Originally I couldn't select multiple Libs/Courses from within Course Manager. Had to remove and reinstall PGA2000 anyway due to other issues and now everything seems to be working OK.
Cheers, Dave

Looks like due to a problem removing McAfee from my Win 8.1 PC, I am going to have to reinstall PGA2000. Apparently all the custom course references in the COURSES folder were deleted ( that's those DPR and STA files with the hex code names), so consequently the course names don't appear in the game...

On my new PC, when I went to play PGA2000 today only the original 12 or so courses showed up. The 50 favorites I recently installed were gone. I suspect it has something to do with the fact that I had to removed my trial version of McAfee today (a sort of complicated process), in order to install my...

I wanted to be selective when choosing courses to install on my new laptop, so I thought I would start with those that I had given 5 star (*****) ratings. As it turns out there were 26 out of about 250 I have played so far. My main criteria(for 5 stars) are: Great to look at and fun to play. Logical...

Just a quick thank you to every one involved with keeping this great site going, and also to all those active members that recently helped me get PGA2000 up and running on my new laptop. The game looks fabulous @ 1600 x 900 widescreen. The detail is incredible. The only negative appears to be the Vi...

Good News! Although it took me the better part of today I got Course Manager running and installed a real local course that I play a couple of times a year (Royal Ashburn), when there are deals on. It's expensive to play normally because it has been the site for Canadian Tour qualifying for many yea...

I was having the same problem, so I followed the instructions posted here for Windows 7. When I tried to register the file, I got an error saying the file was loaded but the call to DllRegister Server failed with error code 0x8002801c. This was for the file MSCOMCT2.OCX. *Edit* Actually never mind....

Today I re-searched specifically for the 339 error and found tincup's post from 2010. Hopefully I can sort out the required file locations in Win8.1, and get File Manager up and running.
Cheers, Dave