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SagaciousLuDa
does anyone know how to fix the blue screen problem that occurs when you join a server and the game crashes to a blue screen and reboots?
Aznomad
i think only u get that
chinky714
QUOTE (Aznomad @ Jan 22 2006, 10:03 AM)
i think only u get that
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actually this is quite a known problem. Most people do a reinstall which normally fixes it. Don't know try it out, it might work for you, might not.
Aznomad
ohh u talking about on the comp
Chinese DesertFox
QUOTE (SagaciousLuDa @ Jan 18 2006, 10:49 PM)
does anyone know how to fix the blue screen problem that occurs when you join a server and the game crashes to a blue screen and reboots?
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Your computer is overheating.

Either get a new heatsink or upgrade your power source.
Ico
QUOTE (Chinese DesertFox @ Jan 26 2006, 05:27 PM)
Your computer is overheating.

Either get a new heatsink or upgrade your power source.
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I think if it was overheating his computer would be shutting off and rebooting on it's own without any warning.

Blue screen most likely indicates an os and/or software problem.
Suijen
LuDu, have you considered reformatting the computer and keep things neat and organized? Make sure to stay away from installing too many bull$hit.
Chinese DesertFox
QUOTE (Ico @ Jan 26 2006, 05:30 PM)
If it was overheating his computer would probably be restarting or shuting down without warning on its own.

Blue screen is most likely an os and/or software problem.
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No, not really.

I had the exact same problem when I first purchased a 6600GT, but when I upgraded my power source to 360V, everything ran as smooth as a baby's butt.
Suijen
Upgraded to 360W? lol, what did you have before?
Chinese DesertFox
QUOTE (Suijen @ Jan 26 2006, 05:35 PM)
Upgraded to 360W?  lol, what did you have before?
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Like 280.
Suijen
You should have upgraded to at least 450.
chinky714
QUOTE (Chinese DesertFox @ Jan 26 2006, 03:27 PM)
Your computer is overheating.

Either get a new heatsink or upgrade your power source.
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overheating and fluctuating of a power supply unit would lead to a system crash and shut down. BSOD usually results in registry conflicts or an error on the hard disk. Like i've said, BSOD from BF2 is a common problem the game is just problematic.
mndeg
easy, format your computer (not kidding)
and obviously make sure your drivers are updated
chinky714
QUOTE (mndeg @ Jan 26 2006, 05:50 PM)
easy, format your computer (not kidding)
and obviously make sure your drivers are updated
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that has got to be the stupidest idea ever. embarassedlaugh.gif2 If the only good answer to any problem is 'formatting' then people would constantly be formatting everytime they buy a new pc game or new software. Shut up if you have no idea what you're sure.gif talking about. Stupid information like this leads to data loss and eventually hardware problems. Best thing to do is check with the game manufacturer, to see if theres any patches or fix to the problem. By the way... Mndeg why you always post your pics on your signature? You trying to make people go blind? icon_confused.gif It really bothers me, scrolling down a post and the BOOM i see your pic...
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