Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory
i have this problem with Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory, and that is, when i join a game after couple of min it crashes, and i can't even open taskmanager to end task it. What can i do to fix this problem? on my linux i don't have this problem at all.
i have this problem with Wolfenstein - Enemy Territory, and that is, when i join a game after couple of min it crashes, and i can't even open taskmanager to end task it.
What can i do to fix this problem?
on my linux i don't have this problem at all.
System spec:
Nvidia geForce 4 Ti 4600
Windows Xp pro.
1.00 GB of RAM
80 GB + 120 GB HD
What can i do to fix this problem?
on my linux i don't have this problem at all.
System spec:
Nvidia geForce 4 Ti 4600
Windows Xp pro.
1.00 GB of RAM
80 GB + 120 GB HD
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Have you tried any other games? Particularly any other Quake III engine based games? Give something else a shot and see if the problem is Wolfenstein based.
Also run directX diagnonstice (start/run/dxdiag). Do all the video tests. (Quake III uses OPENGL and directx test won't specifically test that but it will generally test your vid card using direct3d).
Also run directX diagnonstice (start/run/dxdiag). Do all the video tests. (Quake III uses OPENGL and directx test won't specifically test that but it will generally test your vid card using direct3d).
the very newest drivers from nvidia are causing some of these problems
roll back to an older driver.
roll back to an older driver.
me thinks it's because pb is trying to detect the ogl hacks
if a driver comes out that it doesnt recognize it seems to freeze the system
if a driver comes out that it doesnt recognize it seems to freeze the system
thats definitely a driver/card problem
what graphics card do ya have
what graphics card do ya have
there are many things that will cause that error
among them being a vid card that is unsupported.
among them being a vid card that is unsupported.
Originally posted by jerry atrik:
Quote:there are many things that will cause that erroramong them being a vid card that is unsupported.
Yep, he's right. Of course, if you have previously played it on that same computer, and haven't changed any hardware around, you most likely need to reinstall your video drivers. The error you are recieving is triggered by the OpenGL subsystem, which is a feature/subset of your video drivers.
Most likely you have an ATI, Nvidia, or Matrox video card. Please consult your system manufacturer or documentation for your specifications.
Once you know what hardware you have, you can download an appropriate video driver from the manufacturer's web site.
Quote:there are many things that will cause that erroramong them being a vid card that is unsupported.
Yep, he's right. Of course, if you have previously played it on that same computer, and haven't changed any hardware around, you most likely need to reinstall your video drivers. The error you are recieving is triggered by the OpenGL subsystem, which is a feature/subset of your video drivers.
Most likely you have an ATI, Nvidia, or Matrox video card. Please consult your system manufacturer or documentation for your specifications.
Once you know what hardware you have, you can download an appropriate video driver from the manufacturer's web site.
I have the latest driver for my Nvidia GeForce4 440 go card.
The latest Direct X.
and have the same issue.. "cannot load OPENGL Subsystem"
This only occured after I installed System Pack 2..
Please advise if you know of any solutions..
adam@niteliteaudio.com
The latest Direct X.
and have the same issue.. "cannot load OPENGL Subsystem"
This only occured after I installed System Pack 2..
Please advise if you know of any solutions..
adam@niteliteaudio.com
Try upgrading/reinstalling your graphics drivers.
