I updated the drivers. I re-installed and re-updated the game. I changed the nVidia settings to "High Performance." I finally get the game to run for a few hours last night, no display problems, nothing. Then, I turn it on today, and I get a display that looks like this: I changed NOTHING from when I played last night to this afternoon? Why the hell is the game not working? What the
Well, the latest drivers from omegadrivers.com allowed the game to start. Now, it won't display right, like the resolution is set too low (it isn't). The game started fine, once, now it does this weird display nonsense. I have no idea what to do. Here's what the menu screen looks like: New debug: Debug Message: Version v1.2 last updated on: Mon Jun 12 18:04:26 2006 Deb
Have you checked Sony's website for driver and BIOS updates for your particular laptop? Yes - no updates for my particular card. I think there were a couple BIOS updates there, but I wasn't looking for those at the time. It looks like the OmegaDrivers guy has some newer nVidia sets, I may try that out when I get home. Suffice it to
That was my first attempt - I downloaded that one, when I installed it,that's when I got the no compatible hardware message. Maybe my computer is just a prick. That's my working theory at the moment.
That's the thing - I've scoured nvidia.com for two days trying to find a set of driver updates that work, and I keep getting the same message. I've been told that I can't put in a new graphics card since I have a laptop, and it's all hardwired into the processor, or some such nonsense.
OK, I can set up a game, no problem, no error messages, no nothing. I get to the load screen before starting the game, then my computer crashes (blue screen, can't read what it says, it goes away quickly) and restarts. *start debug file* Debug Message: Version v1.2 last updated on: Mon Jun 12 18:04:26 2006 Debug Message: *********DXDiag info follows.********* System Info Time: 7/6/2006, 20:05:55 DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904) Machine Na
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