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For now, you can just copy this from the Compiled folder to Compiled/Windows. I'm on it. 
But I'm glad to try and help sort it out.
bool ModeWalk, ModeRun;
int tiredness, time = -1; // time that detain the player is not moving
function Update_Runtoolbar()
{
if (ModeRun && player.Moving) // running
{
tiredness += 1;
if (tiredness >= 30 && gRunToolbar.BackgroundGraphic == 56) gRunGraphic.BackgroundGraphic = 57; // start growing
// etc etc
}
else // !ModeRun || !player.Moving
{
if (!player.Moving && tiredness >= 10) // should mean that he was running before...
{
time += 1;
if (time >= 40) // presumably this is called once per game loop, default 40 loops per second, this will happen after 1 second of player not moving while being tired
{
int time_recover = 0;
while (time_recover <= 30) // this is a tight loop, should run in under 1 game loop
{
time_recover ++; // start recover energy
// here is the problem, too much quickly change graphic.
// i tried lately here to put a SetTimer... but with no lucky at all
// note that the check occurs 30 times, but within a single game loop
// also note that there is no SetTimer call in this code snippet
if (gRunToolbar.BackgroundGraphic == 57 && IsTimerExpired(1)) // i though a timer was the ideal here
// but doesn't work...
{ gRunToolbar.BackgroundGraphic = 56; } // go back the graphic for recover
// etc etc
tiredness -= 1; // tiredness is always decreased by 31 each game loop (0..30, inclusive)
}
// note that unless tiredness was at least 60, this will always be true
if (tiredness < 29) time = 0; // note lack of braces means that only resetting the time variable depends on tiredness variable
// note that resetting the local variable time_recover is redundant -- it only exists within this scope which is ending
time_recover = 0; // send everything to back
// also note that tiredness is not reset; if player's tiredness was only 10, they may actually gain an energy boost just by stopping for 1 second
}
}
}
}
Okay, in that case I'm increasingly convinced that it's either something to do with the audio or the OpenGL graphics driver. 
function game_start()
{
Game.SetSaveGameDirectory("$MYDOCS$/YourGameName");
}