I've been able to play fine since release with my 17" CRT monitor, but today I decided to try out my friend's Samsung 930b, and BF2 crashes to desktop on startup after a few screen flashes. This is very similar to what I see described in other posts here. I don't have a solution, and I haven't seen one, most people seem to think it's an inadequate video card, but this may not be the case. I have a 6800GT and a gig of ram, I've played just fine at max settings at 1024x768 since I got the game, problems only start when I use the LCD.
Crash to Desktop on startup on LCD, works on CRT
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I use the exact same LCD and have never had an issue. I use it full digital I don't use analog signals.
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open your nvidia control panel, under tools, get it to detect a moniter, it should see it and maybe ask for a windows cd to load a driver....yes monitors like drivers too
also make sure you have display mode timing set to "auto detect"
hope it helps :)
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had the same problem, its EA's crappy programming that doesnt detect that you changed your monitor so you gotta do a fresh reinstall. I tried all the solutions above too.
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i have the same problem with my LCD 17" when i play i get a few screen flashes of the game and then i get VPU Recovery Error (it bring me to the desktop)
I do have a CRT monitor but its even older then my LCD. should i try that?
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Go to "your documents"/bf2/profiles/default/video.con
look in there and see if it is calling for a resolution or refresh rate the new monitor does not support if it is change to a rate or resolution your new monitor supports!!!
The old monitors settings were stored here and do not get changed when you change things around.
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I'll try that. I did do a fresh install but I didn't delete my profiles and whatnot.
Edit: I've also discovered that GTA: San Andreas doesn't work, so I suppose it's not just a problem with BF2. Normally when GTA starts up it allows you to select an adapter and resolution, but that doesn't even come up now.
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Ok, I got it with BF2. I tried setting the stuff manually as NeonTarget suggested, but that didn't work. So I took it a step further and renamed the Battlefield 2 folder in My Documents.
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Search this forum, theres 2 threads that had the same problem and both of them made it work with a different solution.Originally posted by EuthynosOk, I got it with BF2. I tried setting the stuff manually as NeonTarget suggested, but that didn't work. So I took it a step further and renamed the Battlefield 2 folder in My Documents.
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