Assuming the game is installed to the "C:\Program Files\Buena Vista Interactive\Tron 2.0" default location, go inside the Tron 2.0 folder.

Look for the file "autoexec.cfg" and click the right mouse button after highlighting it with your mouse pointer. Click Properties. Look at the bottom of the window that pops up, and see if there's a checkmark in the Read-only box. If there is a checkmark, get rid of it and click OK.

Now go inside the "Profiles" folder. The default profile would be named "Player.txt" unless you created a new profile in the game. Whichever one is your current profile, click the right mouse button while it's highlighted and then click Properties again. Look at the Read-only box once more. Get rid of the checkmark if there is one.

If that doesn't help, then I'm not sure what's causing the problem. Maybe the game is crashing on exit, and not saving the changes you make.

have you tried reinstalling? This happened to me when I used to play battlefield 2 but I don't think I fixed it the first go around, I replaced the whole pc.

One thing you can try is go to systernals.com and download filemonitor and process explorer.

run it then play tron, run your settings options then exit. save the log file then look it over to see if something doesn't look right. you may be able to trace it back to the source, but in all likelihood it could be something wrong with one or two things..

You could have a process that conflicts with the game, such as a out of date version of drivers, or a combination of software that is overriding the game its-self.

Do you use any external software to manage your keys or mouse other than microsoft? that's one place I'd start, perhaps a game you have can also cause the conflict, I've heard of that on a few occasions. Google the problems you are experiencing and the games you have such as steam or whatnot.. maybe you'll find it's something simple..

Oniell Ford Wrote:I've done exactly what you said, there's nothing wrong with the game's settings. It has been crashing on exit, but manages to save the changes I make. But still... It's very odd. I even bind them back to the original keys, go back to playing the game and they are unbound again.

That is very weird. I haven't encountered this before, and I don't think I've heard of anyone else having this problem either.

A couple more things you can try:

1) Delete your profile in the "Profile" folder. Which is probably "Player.txt". The game will create a new profile when you run it again. Yeah, it sucks because it means you'll have to re-enter all your settings. But you're pretty much doing that already, anyway. Perhaps the profile became corrupted somehow, and maybe that will cure it. Doubt it, but who knows.

2) If that doesn't work . . . after you've binded all the keys while still in the game, hit Alt-Tab (hold down the Alt key and keep holding it while you press the Tab key) to get back to the Windows desktop. Open the Windows Explorer and navigate to the Tron 2.0 folder. Remember before how you right clicked on a couple of files and checked if their Properties were Read-only? This time, set "autoexec.cfg" and "Player.txt" to Read-only on purpose. Put the checkmarks in the boxes and click OK each time. This might act as a temporary fix to keep the game from always resetting the key bindings.

Failing that, I'm not sure what's causing the problem or an easy solution to fix it. Short of re-installing the game. Though, honestly, I don't think that will be a cure for the issue either. It's like some other program or process is interfering with the game. Like a keyboard or mouse utility, as Jademz suggested. Just a guess.

Oniell Ford Wrote:The "player.txt" folder is not there. It's not in the designated location as to where it should be. I even did a search and there is no such file.

Well, that is . . . truly bizarre. It sounds like the game attempts to create that folder and file, but is somehow blocked from doing so. So the next time you start up the game, all the settings are lost because they weren't saved.

There are many different possible causes for this. It could be what type of Windows account you're using and whether or not you're running in Administrator mode. It could be that something is screwy with the permissions of the Tron 2.0 folder or its parent folders. It could be that an Anti-Virus or Firewall is somehow blocking it, or some other program that's running. It's really not easy to pin this down to something obvious.

What I can suggest is:

1) Make sure you're running the game in Administrator mode in your Windows account. And turn off UAC, at least temporarily, if it's turned on.
2) Check the permissions of the Tron 2.0 folder, and the folders above it. Make sure they're not somehow accidentally set to Read-only.
3) Download and run a program like Process Explorer. It will show you all the programs that are running on your computer. Take screenshots of the list of programs, and post them here. So we can see what's running on your computer, that might interfere with the game. Do you have an Anti-Virus and Firewall (not the Windows Firewall, but any other Firewall) running while playing the game?

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TronFAQ Wrote: Oniell Ford Wrote:The "player.txt" folder is not there. It's not in the designated location as to where it should be. I even did a search and there is no such file. Well, that is . . . truly bizarre. It sounds like the game attempts to create that folder and file, but is somehow blocked from doing so. So the next time you start up the game, all the settings are lost because they weren't saved. There are many different possible causes for this. It could be what type of Windows account you're using and whether or not you're running in Administrator mode. It could be that something is screwy with the permissions of the Tron 2.0 folder or its parent folders. It could be that an Anti-Virus or Firewall is somehow blocking it, or some other program that's running. It's really not easy to pin this down to something obvious. What I can suggest is: 1) Make sure you're running the game in Administrator mode in your Windows account. And turn off UAC, at least temporarily, if it's turned on. 2) Check the permissions of the Tron 2.0 folder, and the folders above it. Make sure they're not somehow accidentally set to Read-only. 3) Download and run a program like Process Explorer. It will show you all the programs that are running on your computer. Take screenshots of the list of programs, and post them here. So we can see what's running on your computer, that might interfere with the game. Do you have an Anti-Virus and Firewall (not the Windows Firewall, but any other Firewall) running while playing the game?

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Oniell Ford Wrote: TronFAQ Wrote: Oniell Ford Wrote:The "player.txt" folder is not there. It's not in the designated location as to where it should be. I even did a search and there is no such file. Well, that is . . . truly bizarre. It sounds like the game attempts to create that folder and file, but is somehow blocked from doing so. So the next time you start up the game, all the settings are lost because they weren't saved. There are many different possible causes for this. It could be what type of Windows account you're using and whether or not you're running in Administrator mode. It could be that something is screwy with the permissions of the Tron 2.0 folder or its parent folders. It could be that an Anti-Virus or Firewall is somehow blocking it, or some other program that's running. It's really not easy to pin this down to something obvious. What I can suggest is: 1) Make sure you're running the game in Administrator mode in your Windows account. And turn off UAC, at least temporarily, if it's turned on. 2) Check the permissions of the Tron 2.0 folder, and the folders above it. Make sure they're not somehow accidentally set to Read-only. 3) Download and run a program like Process Explorer. It will show you all the programs that are running on your computer. Take screenshots of the list of programs, and post them here. So we can see what's running on your computer, that might interfere with the game. Do you have an Anti-Virus and Firewall (not the Windows Firewall, but any other Firewall) running while playing the game? That did it! You just solved my problem! Running it in Administraitor mode worked!! EVERYTHING IS BACK TO NORMAL!!!! Do you know what this calls for?? EPIC BILL NYE THEME SONG HARDCORE REMIX!!!!!! WOOOHHOOOOO!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89AxAgpYz58&feature=PlayList&p=3A47121354F92689&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=24 I owe so much to you guys... wait, I already do. NOW I OWE MORE!!! I don't know if I can thank you enough! FRIDAY NIGHT FIGHTS, HERE I COME!!

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