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Ok i have a problem a problem with HL2 Episode 2...

system is:

DualCore Intel Core 2 Duo E6750, 2666 MHz (8 x 333)
Asus P5KR (3 PCI, 1 PCI-E x1, 2 PCI-E x16, 4 DDR2 DIMM, Audio, Gigabit LAN, IEEE-1394)
Intel Bearlake P35
ATI Radeon HD 3850 (RV670)
4 GB Ram

and while playing HL i get this error message:

"the instruction at "0x15f48f3f" referenced memory at "0x0e59f3c0" the memory could not be "read""

http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/1939/hl2ep2probua2.png

i have also tried to lower graphic settings, and reinstall graphic drivers, but didnt helped...maybe someone expierienced same problem? what might be solution?

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That was a bug that hit a lot of people at that point in the game, and was fixed a couple of months back; either you're running an old version, or they've reintroduced it! One option is to turn the detail down to the lowest level until you're past that guy in the corridor, as it seems to be something to do with the dead civilian models. Another is to keep looking at the ceiling or wall as you pass so they're not rendered.

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i have tried to put the lowest graphics, it didnt helped, i will try second option and hope it will work, thanks alot man :)

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Go to the steam site and reload the game, it should fix the problem.


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thanks for replays :) i have sorted problem out by just steping forward while looking to the wall :)

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You may want to have Steam running and have it update the game so if you ever replay you wont have to worry. I never had any of those problems since I always have Steam on and updating.


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i have a problem with models in ep2
the human alies are black an also the trees rocks and other stuff
but when i put on my flashlight and see them they aren`n black
pls help me

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In the future, you'll probably want to take your questions about Valve or other Steam games to the forums at steampowered.com. It's a popular place and they're very used to these sorts of problems and can help you better than anyone here can. In all likelihood, your question is already there with a solution.


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