UT2004 crash, keybord not responding now!

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My UT2004 has been crashing a lot latly. Last time I played it, my PC reboot
it for no reson. After restarting the game, it was not responding to the
keyboard. Keyboard works fine in WinXP.
Pressing ESC or any keys, no response in UT, mouse works fine. Went into the
setup menu, I was only able to setup a few keys, like forward etc..., the
other menu slots not responding either. Strange.
Also, I got suspicious when I started the game, it was asking me to choose a
player and setup the network.
Do I have to re-install the game again or maybe some of the .ini file got
corrupted and can be fixed or copied over from the CD?

Thanks, JS

 

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Archived from groups: alt.games.unreal.tournament2003 (More info?)

On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 12:30:23 GMT, "szaki" <szaki10@comcast.net> wrote:

>My UT2004 has been crashing a lot latly. Last time I played it, my PC reboot
>it for no reson. After restarting the game, it was not responding to the
>keyboard. Keyboard works fine in WinXP.
>Pressing ESC or any keys, no response in UT, mouse works fine. Went into the
>setup menu, I was only able to setup a few keys, like forward etc..., the
>other menu slots not responding either. Strange.
>Also, I got suspicious when I started the game, it was asking me to choose a
>player and setup the network.
>Do I have to re-install the game again or maybe some of the .ini file got
>corrupted and can be fixed or copied over from the CD?
>
>Thanks, JS
>

Although the keyboard seems to work fine in XP, don't assume the
keyboard is OK. The only way to know for sure is to swap in another
known good keyboard.

 

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Archived from groups: alt.games.unreal.tournament2003 (More info?)

"szaki" <szaki10@comcast.net> Blessed us with
news:zH9Jc.88362$XM6.34428@attbi_s53:

> My UT2004 has been crashing a lot latly. Last time I played it,
> my PC reboot it for no reson. After restarting the game, it was
> not responding to the keyboard. Keyboard works fine in WinXP.
> Pressing ESC or any keys, no response in UT, mouse works fine.
> Went into the setup menu, I was only able to setup a few keys,
> like forward etc..., the other menu slots not responding either.
> Strange. Also, I got suspicious when I started the game, it was
> asking me to choose a player and setup the network. Do I have to
> re-install the game again or maybe some of the .ini file got
> corrupted and can be fixed or copied over from the CD?

It's been said that cleaning the cache folder out can help with a
lot of problems but in your case I don't know. I don't have the
game and am only going on what I've read about it so please take
my words with a grain of salt over your left shoulder....or is
that the right shoulder?

--
J

"Best?? Only a fool will assume they're the best."

Mr.K

For questions you may have concerning UT, UT2003,
or UT2004.
http://www.unrealtower.org/faq

 

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Archived from groups: alt.games.unreal.tournament2003 (More info?)

Keyboard works fine. Game program some where lost what input device to use
due to the crash, may be in the .ini file some where.

JS


"Folk" <Folk@folk.com> wrote in message
news:eiraf01hin0mf4t381173d47asl570cenk@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 12:30:23 GMT, "szaki" <szaki10@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> >My UT2004 has been crashing a lot latly. Last time I played it, my PC
reboot
> >it for no reson. After restarting the game, it was not responding to the
> >keyboard. Keyboard works fine in WinXP.
> >Pressing ESC or any keys, no response in UT, mouse works fine. Went into
the
> >setup menu, I was only able to setup a few keys, like forward etc..., the
> >other menu slots not responding either. Strange.
> >Also, I got suspicious when I started the game, it was asking me to
choose a
> >player and setup the network.
> >Do I have to re-install the game again or maybe some of the .ini file got
> >corrupted and can be fixed or copied over from the CD?
> >
> >Thanks, JS
> >
>
> Although the keyboard seems to work fine in XP, don't assume the
> keyboard is OK. The only way to know for sure is to swap in another
> known good keyboard.
>