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| vista 64 | crysis warhead problem im running 64bit vista and i bought warhead over steam and when i try to play the game it doesn't let me change out of 1024x768 resolution... i can click any other and it will bring up the message asking if i want to keep it and i say yes and it goes right back to 1024... crysis wars goes into the highest resolution fine its just warhead... i have a nvidia 9800 gts so i know it will run it |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 | Re: crysis warhead problem Hmmm...Have you tried updating your video drivers? And which mode are you playing in - DX9 or 10? Try switching to the other - "Games", right click "Crysis:Warhead", and choose either DX9 or 10. See what happens. For what its worth, I have a ATI Radeon 4850 on Vista 64 and can run the game just fine @ 1280x1024. |
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| vista 64 | Re: crysis warhead problem yes i have the latest laptop nvidia drivers... i believe im running dx10 but i dont know how to run dx9...(new to vista) when i right click it the game doesnt give me a option to play in dx9 |
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| Vista Home Premium x64 | Re: crysis warhead problem hiya happyhillbilly, hes referring to the games folder, when you right click crysis warhead in the games folder it will come up with the options for DX9 heres a screenie |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 | Re: crysis warhead problem Everytime I try to right click something and use the snip tool, my right click option disappears. I obviously haven't figured that part out yet - LOL And yeah, I should have said Game Folder instead of Games. Thanks |
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| vista 64 | Re: crysis warhead problem here is what mine looks like |
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| Vista x64 + Windows 7 x64 (Ultimate) | Re: crysis warhead problem Something tells me you didn't install it correctly. If you don't mind, why don't you try uninstalling the game, reboot, run a registry cleaner (CCleaner is good) and Install it again using the "Run as Administrator" by right clicking on the executable file instead of letting the wizard start as soon as you insert the cd. |
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| vista 64 | Re: crysis warhead problem well i downloaded the game through steam so it doesnt install it just does it by itself... |
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| Vista x64 + Windows 7 x64 (Ultimate) | Re: crysis warhead problem I have never downloaded anything from steam before but I would imagine that what you download is a file that you must save on your hard drive, am I correct to assume that? If so, go to that file and if compressed, uncompress it, if this is a .exe file, right click on it and use "Run as Administrator" |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 | Re: crysis warhead problem I have never downloaded anything from steam before but I would imagine that what you download is a file that you must save on your hard drive, am I correct to assume that? If so, go to that file and if compressed, uncompress it, if this is a .exe file, right click on it and use "Run as Administrator" Since I don't have the steam version of Crysis:Warhead, my suggestion to him would be to check the steam forums on how to enable or swap DX options. My guess however is that this can be done through the games launch options in steam. (right the game's icon, choose properties, choose launch options, then type in DX 9? I guess??? - not sure though) ![]() I'm sure someone here who has the steam based version of Crysis can help out. I will add that the one benefit of having steam is you can play your steam based games on any computer by simply loading up steam and it will download the files required to run the game(s). Bit of a nice convenience I might add. However I like having physical disks so that's what get when purchasing new games. It if wasn't for HL2, I'd never have used steam. My 2 cents. |
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