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Welcome to Vista Forums we are your forum to discuss Windows Vista x64 and x86 systems. Whether you need help or just want to post an idea you have on Vista, this is the forum for you.
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Newbie
![]() Join Date: Apr 2008
Vista Home Premium x64
Posts: 2
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I recently built a new computer and have started having problems with steam games CS:S and TF:2 the start menu loads up and then crashes with never ending loops of TF:2 music which is annoying. CS:S only started doing it after a day or two but TF:2 has always done it on this system. i have tried solve this problem by updating drivers and running the programme in compatiblity mode for Windows XP SP 2 and reinstalling both games, nothing i do seems to work, i think the most frustrating thing is that i don't even know if the problem is with vista or the other most likley candidate my graphics card, as i have been told that similar problems have occured with the GForce 8800 GTX!
My System Intel Core2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHz Vista Home Premium x64 GForce 9800 GTX 4 GB OCZ Sli RAM Any Suggestions that i have not tried would be nice cheers |
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Newbie
![]() Join Date: Apr 2008
Vista Ultimate x64
Posts: 4
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I had some problems with steam games too though they were different than yours. Still though you can try this solution that helped me out.
-Go to computer management (you can just type it in the search bar) -Then on the left side click services and application -click services -on the right side list look for something that is called ForceWare Intelligent Application Manager (IAM) and disable it. My problem was when I started the game everything was studdering. Like I said different problem than yours but worth a shot. Also make sure Nvidia network manager is uninstalled. If none of that works I would go search and if nothing is found ask on the steam forums. |
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The Contemplator
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Vista Home Premium 32bit SP1
Posts: 316
Location: Doncaster, UK
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Although I don't have any steam games, the problem does seem to lie with them. You need to check their website for any updates which enable their programs to run correctly on Vista, especially if you have SP1 installed. If a company such as Steam want people to continue using their products, they will develop patches and upgrades to solve this problem. Link to the main Steam site given below.
Dwarf Welcome to Steam |
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Vista Home Premium 32bit
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Vista Ultimate
Posts: 1,606
Location: Fremantle, Western Australia
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Its nothing more than a cosmetic bug you can bypass by adding hl2.exe to the "Problem Reports and Solutions" exception list from within your control panel, Valve will eventually remove the glitch when Microsoft gets around to changing its WHEA code
Steven Last edited by dmex; 3 Days Ago at 08:47 AM. |
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Newbie
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Vista 32bit
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Vista Ultimate
Posts: 1,606
Location: Fremantle, Western Australia
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This will greatly lower your system security... Adding Local System and Network Service to the required keys allows steam to exit without the error message ![]() MMC> Local Security Policy> User Rights Assignment Steven |
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