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If I were you, I'd dual boot a Linux distro or Windows XP SP3 on that laptop so I could still run non-Vista compatible software.

What's your computer's specs? What plug-ins are you using? Have you ever gotten this emulator to work on this laptop before? Anything you can think of may be helpful. Now if you're still having problems after trying all that, post again and give more information. You may or may not have better luck with one of these. Here are three other common Dreamcast emulators that play some commercial games. Try all these things first and if all else fails try a different emulator. Try another game or two and see if they work.

Another possibility is that you have a corrupted image of that game.

Try disabling the "Constant Propagation Optimization Pass" option.

This can slow things down to 50VPS as apposed to 60.

Make sure you're not using a PAL BIOS and Flash pair or a hacked Flash file.

We want to make sure we don't make things worse. If a change doesn't help then change everything back the way it was.

Try messing with the options of each plugin or try some different plugins besides the ones I mentioned.

Try using the "No AICA" plugin and Chankast's video PVR.

It can make the emulation a little faster.

Try using Chankast's AICA plug in for audio if you aren't already.

If it doesn't help then change it back because it displays some vital information.

Open nullDC.cfg and set "Emulator.NoConsole=" to "1" to get rid of the console that opens when you run the emulator.

The MMU version is not recommended unless it's used on interpreter mode with games that make use of the Dreamcast MMU and can be much slower. Try the non-MMU version if you haven't already.

nullDC comes with two main executable files, MMU and a non-MMU version.

Download and install the VisualC++ 2005 Service Pack 1 Runtimes.

Go to Microsoft's Windows update (in the start menu or control panel) and see if they're any video driver updates, sound driver updates, DirectX hotfixes, or anything else you see that has anything to do with video or sound.

To get the best performance your system needs to be above the requirements, but if it's not nothing stops you from trying anyway. I have Windows XP, but according to this you should able to run nullDC too using Windows Vista.