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Blakjak
post 04/17/04 11:14pm
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After installing XP and reinstalling MOH I have not been able to get it running. Here is a ss I took showing the console error.


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Epacy
post 04/17/04 11:20pm
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I got that once. It was because I turned down my video card settings to far and turned off Open GL. Double check the new installation of XP correctly identified your video card and you have the latest drivers.


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Blakjak
post 04/17/04 11:30pm
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ok thank you ep, i will fool with it later


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Blakjak
post 04/18/04 10:25am
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Could someone please tell me where I can go to fix this problem. Ep I tried looking for a way to change my vid card settings for almost 30 minutes last night to no avail. I think I'm just skipping over something very obvious.


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Himmler
post 04/18/04 10:43am
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I think you need to update your drivers......Or just take out your Hacks....Just kidding man.....LOL

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post 04/18/04 11:34am
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Himmler is correct. If you are using a VIA chipset, install the 4-in-1's, then install the latest nVidia or ATI drivers.

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Blakjak
post 04/18/04 12:40pm
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I know I need to update my drivers but I'm just a little wary of doing it because the last time I did a number on my computer because the old driver version did not uninstall correctly... any tips? The drivers are the problem because there is a compatability issue I discovered on nvidia's website. I am really puzzled because the nvidia driver program is not showing up in my add/remove program window. Just deleting the folder is not gonna do it I don't think.


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post 04/18/04 12:50pm
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nm guys i go it running thanx for the help


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