Problem games now working

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I just wanted to post a follow-up to a recent post I did about two of my PC
games that weren't loading.

I saw a troubleshooting method on the internet and decided to try it,
thinking that it would be another dead end. Well, it wasn't.

I right-clicked on the desktop, clicked on settings, then clicked on
Advanced. Then I clicked on the Troubleshooting tab on the Video card box.
I lowered the acceleration a notch and both Max Payne and Medal of Honor:
Allied Assault both work fine.

If they used to work fine on full acceleration, what's up? Is that
neccesarily bad that they run fine on a lower acceleration? I don't get it.
But, I'm happy that the problem appears to be solved.

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.games (More info?)

to many background processes running I guess.


Jimmy S. wrote:
> Hi Gunslinger,
>
> When lowering the acceleration corrects an issue, it *usually*
> indicates that the drivers are corrupt or out of date.
>
>
> "Gunslinger" <Gunslinger@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> newsF4F5A80-A193-4557-A875-7A2B54A83560@microsoft.com...
>> I just wanted to post a follow-up to a recent post I did about two
>> of my PC games that weren't loading.
>>
>> I saw a troubleshooting method on the internet and decided to try it,
>> thinking that it would be another dead end. Well, it wasn't.
>>
>> I right-clicked on the desktop, clicked on settings, then clicked on
>> Advanced. Then I clicked on the Troubleshooting tab on the Video
>> card box. I lowered the acceleration a notch and both Max Payne and
>> Medal of Honor: Allied Assault both work fine.
>>
>> If they used to work fine on full acceleration, what's up? Is that
>> neccesarily bad that they run fine on a lower acceleration? I don't
>> get it. But, I'm happy that the problem appears to be solved.