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2009-04-07, 01:10 | #11 |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
You can download archived nvidia drivers here:
NVIDIA Driver Downloads - Advanced Search Let me know if you have any luck. I'm in the middle of what is basically an almost-reformat (without losing all my data and programs... I'm talking DEEP, DEEP registry cleaning, killing ALL old drivers, restoring windows files, etc). If it works, I'll post a step-by-step. |
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2009-04-07, 01:43 | #12 | |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
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2009-04-07, 01:51 | #13 |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
I'm wondering if its audio related. Are you running integrated or addon sound?
If integrated, try disabling in your BIOS, if possible. If addon, remove the card and disable onboard in the BIOS, so you have NO sound at all. The run PR/BF2 and see how it goes. No promises... but I'd like to try it but can't right now since I'm still in the middle of my long list of things to do. If you try it, let me know if it works. |
2009-04-07, 01:59 | #14 | |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
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Anyways I'll try it, but I don't know how to disable the audio in my BIOS. | |
2009-04-07, 02:09 | #15 |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
Well, all my fun tryings didn't work. So much for that.
Ummm... whats left on my list of things to try: 1) Audio 2) Going from dual to single channel memory 3) Cycling around on 2GB of memory to see if I have a bad module |
2009-04-07, 02:49 | #16 |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
Ugh.
Audio didn't do a thing. RAM looked like it fixed it while the audio was switched off in the BIOS - I went down to two and didn't have any issues... But now the issues are back. Either all my RAM is bad (heh. surely not that) or I have no idea what in the world this problem is. Ugh. Let me say one more time for effect... Ugh. I'm about to delete my BF2 emails with the key codes, delete my EA account, and throw away the CD and bever be able to be lured back to trying. Ugh. |
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2009-04-07, 04:31 | #17 |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
This problem was sometimes caused by a certain computer hardware being overclocked. Do any of you have a CPU or GPU overclocked?
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2009-04-07, 06:55 | #18 |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
!!!FIXED!!!
Please follow tutorial I posted here: https://www.realitymod.com/forum/f27...op-issues.html Ok, what I realized was the issue, for me at least, was the EA Download Manger, which I HAVE to have installed and running to play BF2 because I have the download version. Well, I fixed that. Simple. Just go find the large address aware BF2.exe for the CD version, and install Daemon Tools to run a mini CD image. Thats all I can say, I'm sure, without getting PR in trouble for having info on the forum. Now, with no EADM, I don't get crashes. So the issue was with EADM. How did I figure that out? Single player worked just fine, so it had to be some communication issue with a server or EA. |
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2009-04-07, 07:02 | #19 |
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Re: Crash to Desktop Vista x64 - NO, NOT the same as all the others
Do you mean Overcolocked in the past, or currently? ive fiddled with the lil ASUS docter thing (just to see what happens) but that was ages ago and ive currently had it all running at defualt.
The problem has literally come up overnight (last night) and so far it happens after 3 minutes and 30 seconds (roughly) of game time (after clicking squad assignment), doesnt appear to be map dependant. Ive tried reinstall PR and bf2 both to no avail, i tried using pbsetup it seemed to delay it a couple o times (from 3:30 to say 15 mins) but its now gone back ot teh same thing. Ill try taking out the current PSU and puttin in an old one (thanks for that idea ). Is it possible a windows update may have caused a conflict that has created this (we all seem to have it and most have windows....) The one thing that i seem to tihnk it is, is a virus being that the ctds are alomost on a timer. but im hopin im just paraniod. But yea ill let you know if i have any success. Edit: disregard this, guy above says he found sometihng (and as my version is an EADM (for the love of god never touch it my dad cant play bf2 due an error in it) anyhow yea im now gona try that out |
2009-04-07, 07:08 | #20 | |
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