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Newcomers DBPro Corner / I'm having severe errors here...

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orochidp
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Posted: 21st Feb 2003 03:12
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I have Windows 2000, and DB is refusing to work for me...
It used to work... But then i had to re-install Win2k... I downloaded the latest DirectX, but it give me the error:
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Error In Program
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System Error : ERROR 165. D3D Devices do not support backbuffer bit-depth and HW Acceleration
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Not just with DB, also with Star Wraith 3, which was made with DB... Can someone help me?
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Kanzure
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Posted: 21st Feb 2003 03:28
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It may be because of your gfx card. it saws "HW Acceleration"..so I'm betting its that, or its because Windows 2000 just pure sucks .

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orochidp
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Posted: 21st Feb 2003 03:42
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Well, It's probably my vid card drivers, which i'm getting now... but everything worked before the reinstall...

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Kanzure
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Posted: 21st Feb 2003 04:01
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Ouchs.. Something similar happened to me, and i had to reinstall my drivers for my ethernet card. Didn't work. Be careful if your running an HP.

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John H
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Posted: 21st Feb 2003 05:07
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Try setting your display mode to something more simply like 16 bit- the default is 24 which may not be supported by your card.

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QuothTheRaven
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Posted: 21st Feb 2003 06:29
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no, its your graphics card. not designed to handle those things. same thing happened on my old compaq, doesnt have the ability to do it. I doubt reinstalling will do any good, only way out is a new computer.
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