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I have been having problems with loading up CS GO. I keep getting a blue screen error that freezes and restarts my pc. Anyone else have similar problems? My computer should be fine, im thinking its either a VC setting or something on CS side. Ive tried reinstalling and i did get further in my loading of the game, so far ive gotten to the HL2/Valve intro thing. MY PC specs are

Windows 7
AMD FX(tm)-8120
8 GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti

What does the blue screen error message say...

if there is a blue screen you computer should creat somwhere in the windows folder a minidump file (*.mdmp or *.mdp i belive), get the windows program to open that file i belive it's the developer toolkit, you probably better search on google for the whole thing (which program and how to do it). But in the end it should tell you which process, driver or programm is doing that. You could also search for the exact stop code but mostly you will get 3 or more different interpretations of em so the thing with the minidump file is probably the best.

Pr0n wrote:if there is a blue screen you computer should creat somwhere in the windows folder a minidump file (*.mdmp or *.mdp i belive), get the windows program to open that file i belive it's the developer toolkit, you probably better search on google for the whole thing (which program and how to do it). But in the end it should tell you which process, driver or programm is doing that. You could also search for the exact stop code but mostly you will get 3 or more different interpretations of em so the thing with the minidump file is probably the best.

It's called Debugging Tools for Windows, and you want to look up a tutorial on how to configure symbols for Windbg. Then open it, File -> Open Crash Dump and in the command line run "!analyze -v" and it should give you an idea of the cause.

From what I understand, most bluescreens are memory related. You should try running memtest and possibly try to update your video drivers.

Anyone good getting together a team for cs:go? Maybe do some leagues.

scorch- wrote:It's called Debugging Tools for Windows, and you want to look up a tutorial on how to configure symbols for Windbg. Then open it, File -> Open Crash Dump and in the command line run "!analyze -v" and it should give you an idea of the cause.

thanks for clearing that up, it's been ages since i've done that and after you mentioned it's like a trip down memorie lane :p

I also have a 560 and I get the same shit.. Could be the graphics card, I'm already ordered a new one so I don't really care to fix it though.