by scorch- » Thu May 17, 2012 8:24 am
Cage wrote:Hi, last night i tried playing dod with max resolution just for fun but my game crashed and now I cant load it up again.
I have tried putting the "-w 800 -h 600" in launch options and reinstalling the game and steam with no success.. When I try to start dod or counter strike 1.6 I get the small background picture that you see right when the game is about to load but then I get sent back to my desktop, I went into the dod folder and found these crash logs.
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_4_4C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_4_13C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_7_26C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_8_22C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_8_42C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_9_2C0.mdmp
I have tried googling the crash logs but nothing there fits my problem and reinstalling the video drivers is not working either.
Have anyone else run into this problem before and if, how do I fix this?
download debugging tools for windows, open windbg and configure symbols by adding the msdn symbol server (SRV*your local symbol folder*
http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols). open a crash dump, select one of those files. in the command line type, !analyze -v. the faulting module listed should point you to video or sound drivers or something that you can try updating or rolling back.
[quote="Cage"]Hi, last night i tried playing dod with max resolution just for fun but my game crashed and now I cant load it up again.
I have tried putting the "-w 800 -h 600" in launch options and reinstalling the game and steam with no success.. When I try to start dod or counter strike 1.6 I get the small background picture that you see right when the game is about to load but then I get sent back to my desktop, I went into the dod folder and found these crash logs.
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_4_4C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_4_13C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_7_26C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_8_22C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_8_42C0.mdmp
hl_4554_crash_2012_5_17T23_9_2C0.mdmp
I have tried googling the crash logs but nothing there fits my problem and reinstalling the video drivers is not working either.
Have anyone else run into this problem before and if, how do I fix this?[/quote]
download debugging tools for windows, open windbg and configure symbols by adding the msdn symbol server (SRV*your local symbol folder*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols). open a crash dump, select one of those files. in the command line type, !analyze -v. the faulting module listed should point you to video or sound drivers or something that you can try updating or rolling back.