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i have a amd 2400+ , 512 ddr ram and a ge force fx5700 256mb, and whenever i play any games either it would reboot for no reason but mostly im getting runtime error abnormal program termination i click ok and im back at the desktop every driver for everything is updated also all udpates from windows, what is there else to do
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"Clorox" <Clorox@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3C15F5CC-CBB9-4DFC-84A1-856E78C75BB5@microsoft.com...
| i have a amd 2400+ , 512 ddr ram and a ge force fx5700 256mb, and whenever i play any games either it would reboot for no
reason but mostly im getting runtime error abnormal program termination i click ok and im back at the desktop every driver for
everything is updated also all udpates from windows, what is there else to do
1. To see if it's a software conflict: Temporarily disable Startup
programs one at a time, starting with Firewall, Antivirus, and ad
blockers using: http://new.jtsoft2001.com/windows/startup.php
2. Reinstall the game to overcome any data corruption:
a. Backup any saved games and/or mods to a safe location.
b. Uninstall the game using Control Panel / Add-Remove programs.
c. Clear any references to the game leftover in your registry using:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download460.html d. After a reboot close & exit your Antivirus and any other programs
using this method: http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=331796 e. Install the game again from your original CD, do not use a backup.
f. Don't reuse the saved games/mods until you properly test the game.
5. Finally, if none of the above works, Microsoft has an extensive troubleshooter
which applies to all games, including the titles listed in beginning of the article:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=280068#ScopeCause4
6. Windows XP has an Error Reporting feature. With this feature, you can
automatically view responses to Windows error reports. After you submit
an error report, you can immediately view any available information that
relates to the issue, such as hotfixes, workarounds, or other relevant info."
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