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  • Field-Marshal_Conan

    #1

    Crashing + Check your network connection

    Hi, i have installed BF2 on my new pc, current specs

    Windows XP SP3 32bit
    Intel Quad Core Extreme 4ghz
    8GB RAM
    SLi 9800x2
    nvidia sli chipset

    i dont know what the problem is, this game worked perfectly on my old PC.

    First my game started to crash in the loading screen when connecting to a server, at 70%, the game just went black screen then crashes to desktop.

    I decided to restart my PC, i log back on, and try to connect to an server, and when clicking on server it says "please check your network connection(s)" something like that, i restarted my router and still same problem....
  • Natt
    Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 593

    #2
    Re: Crashing + Check your network connection

    Maybe your firewalls need to be configured. Disable them temporarily to see if it helps.
    Also you could try running the game in a window to see if you get an error message.
    Change +fullscreen 1 to +fullscreen 0 in shortcut target to run in a window.
    Also check: http://forums.electronicarts.co.uk/4674747-post2.html

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    • imported_Slashiem
      Member
      • Mar 2007
      • 118

      #3
      Re: Crashing + Check your network connection

      Can i ask, nothing related to your problem.
      But if you got 8GB of RAM why not go to xp bit because in that you not even using half your RAM which is a shame.

      On topic, check firewalls, router ports, umm crashing can be loads of things i had it a while a go and tried several things but nothing worked (but maybe a combination of it all was good) and it seemed it sorted its self.
      In mean time make sure you got the latest drivers, especially for the 9800x2 as they are a fairly new card and drivers aint perfected yet.

      ~Slash

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      • BPCrusher01
        Member
        • Mar 2006
        • 470

        #4
        Re: Crashing + Check your network connection

        I love when newbies with too much money try to build their own PC. Its like opening up a can of worms that can be either a blessing or a curse. That said, try checking the Community FAQ on the support page. The sticky post there will solve 99% of the problems you will encounter. Also try bypassing the router and plug into the modem.

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        • jake_
          Fitter, Happier.
          • Mar 2007
          • 4959

          #5
          Re: Crashing + Check your network connection

          Originally posted by BPCrusher01
          I love when newbies with too much money try to build their own PC. Its like opening up a can of worms that can be either a blessing or a curse. That said, try checking the Community FAQ on the support page. The sticky post there will solve 99% of the problems you will encounter. Also try bypassing the router and plug into the modem.
          QFT :nod:

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          • (TM)KillJoy
            Member
            • Nov 2006
            • 534

            #6
            Re: Crashing + Check your network connection

            Windows XP SP3 32bit

            ...there's your problem ...sheesh, spend all that money on that pc and can't make a 3 year old game work.

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            • imported_Slashiem
              Member
              • Mar 2007
              • 118

              #7
              Re: Crashing + Check your network connection

              Originally posted by (TM)KillJoy
              Windows XP SP3 32bit

              ...there's your problem ...sheesh, spend all that money on that pc and can't make a 3 year old game work.
              Wow thats a first, someone slating XP for not working.
              Ummm for all that nice shiny RAM to work, you have to reinstall with a 64 bit version, i dont know 64bit comes on the same disc with 32bit have ago and if it isnt there just cancel it.
              If not you have to buy a new one with 64bit, and really just buy vista 64bit it would be much better, run smooth.

              ~Slash

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