Halo Crashing on a VGC-V3S

[TheSunniTriangle]

I get a blue screen as soon as I start a new mission or change the display settings in Halo PC game.

I get the blue screen with Nivi_Disp4.dll (somthing like that) in the error message.

Do I need an update of my Go5700 drivers?

Soldier of Fortune works just fine!!!

Please can someone shed some light as to what is happining?

Thanks

[tonybeard]

Read the threads here at CV about defragmenting and getting rid of spyware and get your hard drive in peak condition. Uninstall the Halo and install it again. You should always have your hard drive defragmented before any game installations. If that doesn't work use Omega drivers. Good hunting

[SPONGEBOB]

How do you actually install Omega drivers on a VGC-V3S? Ive tried it but it didn't work.

[kee-lo_]

Have you got all the updates for Halo?

[mofoman]

You just use the driver cleaner that comes with the Omega drivers and then install them from scratch, this takes around twenty minutes and you will then be able to play all the latest games, well some, not all, but it will solve the problem that you have with halo.

These Desktops were not really designed for games, but you will still be able to play all games, just some at lower resolutions.

[TheSunniTriangle]

Where do I get the Omega drivers.... mofoman!!???

[kee-lo_]

omegadrivers.net

[TheCrow]

problem is from your Desktop ... not from your GAME
:smileyd_oh:


my Opinion :
Install Direct X 9.0C
Update your VGA DRIVER ( go to your official Site of your VGA Brand )
or your Ram is not Enough
or your VGA is <profanity removed by moderator>