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| | Game.exe crash Hi, i have a new vista, and its supposedly said to be the best one for games, but thats a lie. I have around 8 fairly new games i've bought, and all but 1 crash every time i start them. On some, it will start the game fine but it will crash to the desktop when i start to play and come up with an error message that says "game.exe has stopped responding". And i've tried the direct X software test option, the Xp (service pack 2) compatibility mode option, and the "run as administrator" settings already, and none of them work. Any help would be greatly appreciated! ( i have the Intel G965 Chipset family display adaptor, and updated Direct X software) |
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| | Re: Game.exe crash Pilot-In-Command wrote: Quote: > Hi, i have a new vista, and its supposedly said to be the best one for games, > but thats a lie. I have around 8 fairly new games i've bought, and all but 1 > crash every time i start them. On some, it will start the game fine but it > will crash to the desktop when i start to play and come up with an error > message that says "game.exe has stopped responding". And i've tried the > direct X software test option, the Xp (service pack 2) compatibility mode > option, and the "run as administrator" settings already, and none of them > work. Any help would be greatly appreciated! ( i have the Intel G965 Chipset > family display adaptor, and updated Direct X software) > investigated further to see what programs run under Vista before buying. I'm curios where "it's said" that Vista is best for games..... MS has provided a list of these programs for months..... Try posting the specific games you are talking about. Maybe someone has figured out how to get it to run. I read somewhere that you should download and install DirectX 9 to be compatible with many 3D games.. -- Regards, Hank Arnold Microsoft MVP Windows Server - Directory Services |
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| | Re: Game.exe crash We got our Vista from a BEST-BUY store, and we had gone through everything about the system with customer support at that time, and they told us that it was the best for games and media. Obviously they were the ones not telling the truth. Anyways, i have; Whirlwind over Vietnam / Resident Evil 4 / BATTLEFIELD 1942+Vietnam / Flight Simulator 2004 / CALL of DUTY / CARS / MAX PAYNE / and ARTHUR. We also have several other older games but most work. "Hank Arnold (MVP)" wrote: Quote: > Pilot-In-Command wrote: Quote: > > Hi, i have a new vista, and its supposedly said to be the best one for games, > > but thats a lie. I have around 8 fairly new games i've bought, and all but 1 > > crash every time i start them. On some, it will start the game fine but it > > will crash to the desktop when i start to play and come up with an error > > message that says "game.exe has stopped responding". And i've tried the > > direct X software test option, the Xp (service pack 2) compatibility mode > > option, and the "run as administrator" settings already, and none of them > > work. Any help would be greatly appreciated! ( i have the Intel G965 Chipset > > family display adaptor, and updated Direct X software) > > > I'm afraid that "Caveat Emptor" applies here. You should have > investigated further to see what programs run under Vista before buying. > I'm curios where "it's said" that Vista is best for games..... MS has > provided a list of these programs for months..... > > Try posting the specific games you are talking about. Maybe someone has > figured out how to get it to run. > > I read somewhere that you should download and install DirectX 9 to be > compatible with many 3D games.. > > -- > > Regards, > Hank Arnold > Microsoft MVP > Windows Server - Directory Services > |
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| | Re: Game.exe crash "Pilot-In-Command" <Pilot-In-Command@xxxxxx> wrote in message news 4E97EF9-EB4A-476A-9FC5-3DC1E95F827B@xxxxxxQuote: > Hi, i have a new vista, and its supposedly said to be the best one for > games, > but thats a lie. I have around 8 fairly new games i've bought, and all but > 1 > crash every time i start them. On some, it will start the game fine but it > will crash to the desktop when i start to play and come up with an error > message that says "game.exe has stopped responding". And i've tried the > direct X software test option, the Xp (service pack 2) compatibility mode > option, and the "run as administrator" settings already, and none of them > work. Any help would be greatly appreciated! ( i have the Intel G965 > Chipset > family display adaptor, and updated Direct X software) problem. have a look at your motherboard to see if it has a video slot, [PCI-E or AGP] if so then you could add a 3d video card |
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| Vista home premium 64 bit | Re: Game.exe crash Resident Evil 4 worked out of the box for me so it is not an OS problem. List your hardware specs. |
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| | Re: Game.exe crash Gaza is absolutely correct - if u dont have a good card u might as well forget it. ps - be careful dealin' with best buy - i have a friend who took his machine there & they told him he needed a new hard drive - all i had to do was reformat the drive for him & it was good as new. the "GEEK Squad" should have known this if they are as knowledgable as they advertise. good luck "Pilot-In-Command" <Pilot-In-Command@xxxxxx> wrote in message news 4E97EF9-EB4A-476A-9FC5-3DC1E95F827B@xxxxxxQuote: > Hi, i have a new vista, and its supposedly said to be the best one for > games, > but thats a lie. I have around 8 fairly new games i've bought, and all but > 1 > crash every time i start them. On some, it will start the game fine but it > will crash to the desktop when i start to play and come up with an error > message that says "game.exe has stopped responding". And i've tried the > direct X software test option, the Xp (service pack 2) compatibility mode > option, and the "run as administrator" settings already, and none of them > work. Any help would be greatly appreciated! ( i have the Intel G965 > Chipset > family display adaptor, and updated Direct X software) > |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Game.exe crash Hello everyone....I'm new here so be kind to the noob ![]() Anyway...I'm having the exact same problem. All but one of my games now get the ".exe has stopped working", games such as; Gears Of War, Need For Speed Prostreet, Bioshock, Crysis, etc. The only game that does work is Call Of Duty 4. Now, all of these games worked a while ago but now they all give me the same error. I have tried several different drivers (mobo, gpu, soundcard) but no luck. My OS (Vista64) is up to date with all updates installed. Also its not because my system (Inno3d Nforce 680i SLI, Asus 8800GTS 640mb, Creative X-fi Xtreme Gamer, 4gigs of DDR2 800 ram, 3x 500gb Seagate Barraguda Sata2 hd's) couldn't run these games. All other software are also up to date (directX, etc). I did install the service pack beta a while ago, but the games worked after that as well so it can't be that. This is a more recent issue. My Antivirus and Spyware tell me my system is clean. Only solution I can think of right now is to do a complete re-install, but I would rather not do that. I'll try to run RegCure and some other cleaners, but I don't think they'll fix this issue completely. But still it's "good" to see i'm not the only one having this problem, so it might be something that just has to be fixed in future updates...But ANY help would be greatly appreciated! |
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: Game.exe crash I have just 'upgraded' to a XFI card from a audigy2 ZS and have the same problems described above. Previously I was able to play Call of Duty 4 under vista without problems now I have the .exe stopped error each time I try and play it. I will try and reinstall the older sound card and see if that makes the difference.... MNG |
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| | Re: Game.exe crash now i see, im not alone ;-) same problem with LoD, and i had seen what´s the problem... but i don´t now what i can do to clean it... the problem is vista, 3D, and Memory. In my PC wörks 2GB Memory, after 1-1,5 hours Playtime the memory is fully (1.545 GB for Game.exe) the game stops...shure...memory is full...;-) PLEASE Microsoft.......clean this bug in Vista.... "MisterNiceGuy" wrote: Quote: > > I have just 'upgraded' to a XFI card from a audigy2 ZS and have the same > problems described above. > > Previously I was able to play Call of Duty 4 under vista without > problems now I have the .exe stopped error each time I try and play it. > > I will try and reinstall the older sound card and see if that makes the > difference.... > > MNG > > > -- > MisterNiceGuy > |
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