46 replies to this topic

[Corngamer]

yes

Ok. How do I do that? (lol I must sound like a noob)

[faissialoo]

yes

Ok. How do I do that? (lol I must sound like a noob)

Go to your pc manufactures website

[Corngamer]

yes

Ok. How do I do that? (lol I must sound like a noob)

Go to your pc manufactures website

So, would that be Microsoft since I have Windows 7? Also, which drivers do i need to update?

Edited by Corngamer, 13 February 2012 - 04:48 PM.

[faissialoo]

pc manufacturer not os manufacturer, in my case it would be toshiba

[Corngamer]

pc manufacturer not os manufacturer, in my case it would be toshiba

Ok, I found the page where I can download the drivers, but it says that the only drivers they have are drivers that didn't come with the computer. Do I download these or update my existing drivers ? Also ,how do I update my existing drivers (if I need to)?

[faissialoo]

on your pc manufacturers website you need to choose your pc model. From the selection choose the newest graphic card drivers

[Corngamer]

on your pc manufacturers website you need to choose your pc model. From the selection choose the newest graphic card drivers

I downloaded all of the drivers they had in the "latest category", but I still get the error, so this clearly did not work. Do I need to do something to the files once they're downloaded? If not, can I delete these files because they take up a lot of memory?

[twelveways]

you need to install them...

[Corngamer]

you need to install them...

How do I do that?

[faissialoo]

you need to install them...

How do I do that?

extract it then click install.exe (or anything of that nature)

Edited by faissialoo, 16 February 2012 - 08:27 AM.

[12warr12]

sometimes this happens to me, because i have many youtube videos or games running, or even programs so I close them all, and the game runs normally... try thhis

[faissialoo]

sometimes this happens to me, because i have many youtube videos or games running, or even programs so I close them all, and the game runs normally... try thhis

the error has nothing to do with memory if that is what you are thinking. it has something to do with direct X, drivers and possibly a rootkit

[Corngamer]

you need to install them...

How do I do that?

extract it then click install.exe (or anything of that nature)

Can you tell me how to delete them after installation, incase it doesn't work?

[faissialoo]

Overwrite them by installing a newer driver (i think)

[Corngamer]

Overwrite them by installing a newer driver (i think)

Sorry for taking SO long to reply. On one of the files I extracted, there is a folder with Setup.exe (which is the same as Install.exe), but in that folder is a bunch of folders that contain Setup.exe (or something similar). Do I just do the setup for the first folder with Setup.exe?

[Corngamer]

Overwrite them by installing a newer driver (i think)

Sorry for taking SO long to reply. On one of the files I extracted, there is a folder with Setup.exe (which is the same as Install.exe), but in that folder is a bunch of folders that contain Setup.exe (or something similar). Do I just do the setup for the first folder with Setup.exe?

Hello? People?

[faissialoo]

well then we have to asume it must be malware

[NakedPaulToast]

well then we have to asume it must be malware

Do we don't HAVE to assume it must be malware, and you've done nothing but assume it must be malware.

To the OP,
Start / dxdiag / display tab
Print that screen and post it here.

What is important is that DirectDraw and Direct3D acceleration are enabled and the Graphics Adapter is not a generic Windows supplied one.

[Corngamer]

I got the document, but I can't find out how to post it on here.

[NakedPaulToast]

I got the document, but I can't find out how to post it on here.

Upload the screen shot to a site that allows graphics, then link to it.