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Mark3D
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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 17:46
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If u read a few articles down you will see mt other post where i tried to upgrade my driver so i did form the ATI website. now you would think that i would be happy, Wrong. I get this other god damn annoying message which shuts the computer down. i try to compile something and the screen does a few "flashes" then i get this blue screen saying....
***Stop:0x0000005 10xE2549002, 0x00000000, 0x80467446, 0x00000001)
Page_Fault_In_Nonpaged_Area
***Address 80467446 base at 80400000, date stamp 384d9b17-ntoskrnl.exe
Beginning dump of physical memory.
Physical memery dump complete. Contact your system administrator r techncal support group.

After ths nothing works, have to turn the laptop off the restart. i not happy as i havent been able to use DB for a while now, m getting wth drawl symptoms. thx for ne help.
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Dave J
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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 17:52
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You got a goold old fashion Blue Screen O' Death happening there sonny, best way to fix that is to reformat your computer

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Mark3D
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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 18:03
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how do i re format it then? wot does that do EXACTLY?

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IanM
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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 18:10
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It's far too soon for a reformat.

Try reinstalling the drivers.
Try reinstalling DirectX.
Try reinstalling DBPro.
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Mark3D
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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 18:14
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HOw do reinstall the drivers?
I just downloaded DirectX 9.0a
and have done renstalling DB several times

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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 18:19
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You say in your first post that you installed the drivers from ATI - try doing it again.

Also, have you tried compiling with the F4 key (compile but don't run)? Does that work?
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Mark3D
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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 18:23
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i always do the F4 thing first, it a habbit and it always says it will work fine but when i execute i get the problem. ill go back to ATI and try again

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Posted: 6th Jul 2003 18:37
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i downloaded the driver but when i tried to install it i noticed a message saying it is Microsoft digital signature signed and that i shoud go to microfts website and do the update thng. so im busy doing that now. ill get back to u when im done.

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Posted: 7th Jul 2003 11:29
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I'm getting the feeling that this may actually be a hardware issue. Do you get the blue screen any other times or does it only happen when you run a DB exe? Have you tried downloading other people's precompiled exe's from DB and run them?

The fact that it can compile an exe and it crashes when you run it is interesting. Certainly shows it's not a problem with the compiler or DBP. I'd really suggest trying some other DirectX driven app not created in DB as well as one created in DB, in fact, run DxDiag:

-Open the start menu and click "Run"
-Type in: "dxdiag" and hit OK
-On the screen that pops up go to the "DirectX Files" tab
-Look at the notes and copy what's written there into a reply
-Also go to the "Display" tab and click "Test DirectDraw", and then "Test Direct3D"

Tell me if those tests bluescreen or if they run fine. Finally, have you played or run any games lately?

Hopefully that will give some insight into whether this has something to do with DirectX or drivers.

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