Troubleshooting
An error message was displayed when I tried to update Lemonade's database. What went wrong?
This is usually caused when Lemonade fails to connect to Lemon Amiga. The first thing to check is that you are connected to the Internet. Also check to see if you are behind a firewall, if you are you need to give Lemonade access to the Internet.
If your Internet connection is working correctly and you are not behind a firewall or have allowed Lemonade access to the Internet and the problem persists, it is most likely Lemon Amiga is unavailable due to maintenance. Please try again later.
If you are still unable to update your database after a few hours please contact us via the Lemonade technical support forum.
The model says A1200, but the game isn't AGA and I know it works with A500!
The Amiga model used isn't based on minimum requirements, but instead on which model the game works best with.
For example, Beneath a Steel Sky says A1200, and this is because A1200 has 2MB RAM, which allows 4 disk drives and therefore saves a lot of disk swapping.
I ran the games scanner, but it didn't update some of my games. What went wrong?
You probably didn't have the ADF file which Lemonade supports. There are many different versions of game files (different cracks etc.) and Lemonade currently supports one version only.
You will have to set the games unrecognised by the Games Scanner to playable manually.
If you want to make sure that pretty much every game is found during a scan, you should get hold of the Amiga TOSEC collection, which contains several gigabytes of games and many different versions of each game.
The Games Scanner completed really quickly when I scanned some zipped ISO's of Amiga games. How come?
The Games Scanner was designed to only scan .zip and .adf files with a size lower than 10Mb. If the zipped ISO's are larger than 10MB they will be skipped.
Why is there no Save State support?
Because of the way Lemonade passes settings on to WinUAE its impossible to load save states directly from Lemonade. This will probably be addressed in a future version of Lemonade.
In the mean time you can still load save states using WinUAE. Just hit F12 when you play a game and you will find the option to load a save state in the WinUAE properties window.
Lemonade's interface is not displaying correctly. How can I fix this?
Third party themes programs for Windows such as WindowBlinds may interfere with Lemonade's interface.
To fix the problem, delete the file Lemonade.exe.manifest from where you installed Lemonade. You will now see the classic interface instead of the XP interface.