COD crashing - Help folks Options

[Capt.Furillo]

After a month of telephone line problems (dodgy line) finally got back to decent ping rates and wanted to get onto Barb and Forest. Only problem is after map loads (note any UO map) I get maybe 10 seconds before screen freezes and error message saying CODUOMP.exe has encountered a problem. No other error message. Tried safe mode with lowest graphic settings etc no go. Put console on to see if anything came up but nothing. Tried old NVIDIA driver and no change. Reloaded game and no go. All other games are fine e.g. COD2. Any suggestions welcome as driving me nuts. Nothing else has changed on PC from since COD worked fine. To those who say Hi when I join I'd like to reply but don't get chance !!

[Hellfighter]

I think it's not a hardware problem though since he said the other games are running fine- so presumably its a cod uo directory 'thingy'. Likely some remnants of his old cod uo somewhere getting reinstalled when he does his fresh install of cod. Perhaps Capt.Furrilo you can use your system search function [do you have windows] and then do a search for all the cod UO game files you see in your cod directory make a note if you find any files not in the current directory and later delete them if they show up after you uninstall UO again.

This post has been edited by Hellfighter: 12/17/06 1:14pm

[)--S@B0T-->]

I think it's not a hardware problem though since he said the other games are running fine- so presumably its a cod uo directory 'thingy'. Likely some remnants of his old cod uo somewhere getting reinstalled when he does his fresh install of cod. Perhaps Capt.Furrilo you can use your system search function [do you have windows] and then do a search for all the cod UO game files you see in your cod directory make a note if you find any files not in the current directory and later delete them if they show up after you uninstall UO again.

Hellfighter is touching on an area that certainly needs addressing.



Here's the plan:



1. Uninstall the game - ALL of it, Call of Duty and Call of DutyUO.

2. Reboot the computer

3. Go to Start, my computer, C drive, program files, call of duty folder and delete it. Close out of that.

4. Go to Start, run, and in the box type "regedit" without the quotes

5. Go to Hkey_local_machine, (click on the little box with the "+" sign and drop the menu down)

6. Go to Software, and click on the little box with the "+" sign on it

7. Go to Activision and if there is a box with a "+" on it click it as well.

8. When you see the folders "Call of Duty" and Call of Duty United Offensive, right click on each of them and select "delete".

9. Once you have deleted both files, exit out of there and reboot the computer.





Do you have a cleaner program on your machine that gets rid of old file extensions etc? If you do not, the let me recommend one. Here it is. It is free and it works really well.



http://www.filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/



Once you install it, run it. It will have a menu and you will need to select run the "cleaner" and then run the "Issues" . This program will get rid of useless extensions that lead no where and cause computers to slow down and crash etc.



Then Defrag your hard drive using Start, all programs, accessories, system tools, disk defrag.



Then, re-install COD and its' update patch. Then install CODUO and its' update patch. After that reboot your computer and then try to connect to our servers and see what happens. You should be good to go!

This post has been edited by )--S@B0T-->: 12/18/06 5:38pm

[Hellfighter]

I think it's not a hardware problem though since he said the other games are running fine- so presumably its a cod uo directory 'thingy'. Likely some remnants of his old cod uo somewhere getting reinstalled when he does his fresh install of cod. Perhaps Capt.Furrilo you can use your system search function [do you have windows] and then do a search for all the cod UO game files you see in your cod directory make a note if you find any files not in the current directory and later delete them if they show up after you uninstall UO again.

Hellfighter is touching on an area that certainly needs addressing.



Here's the plan:



1. Uninstall the game - ALL of it, Call of Duty and Call of DutyUO.

2. Reboot the computer

3. Go to Start, my computer, C drive, program files, call of duty folder and delete it. Close out of that.

4. Go to Start, run, and in the box type "regedit" without the quotes

5. Go to Hkey_local_machine, (click on the little box with the "+" sign and drop the menu down)

6. Go to Software, and click on the little box with the "+" sign on it

7. Go to Activision and if there is a box with a "+" on it click it as well.

8. When you see the folders "Call of Duty" and Call of Duty United Offensive, right click on each of them and select "delete".

9. Once you have deleted both files, exit out of there and reboot the computer.





Do you have a cleaner program on your machine that gets rid of old file extensions etc? If you do not, the let me recommend one. Here it is. It is free and it works really well.



http://www.filehippo.com/download_ccleaner/



Once you install it, run it. It will have a menu and you will need to select run the "cleaner" and then run the "Issues" . This program will get rid of useless extensions that lead no where and cause computers to slow down and crash etc.



Then Defrag your hard drive using Start, all programs, accessories, system tools, disk defrag.



Then, re-install COD and its' update patch. Then install CODUO and its' update patch. After that reboot your computer and then try to connect to our servers and see what happens. You should be good to go!

Yup I was going to mention the very exact same meticulous plan too Sabot
..... no,no don't let my 'thingy' comment fool you
I knew all that high tech stuff you breezed through ....
I did- honest !!
I'm gonna start calling you Saab-ot from now on Mr.Classy guy -
Happy Holidays if we don't meet up soon.


This post has been edited by Hellfighter: 12/19/06 11:25am