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I'd recommend completely uninstalling anything and everything having to do with a video card on your computer. Shut off, take out your old card, and put your new one in (or just reset if you already have your new one in). Reinstall drivers\control panels\etc, and you're good to go.

OK, from what I understand, you have an old computer with Half Life 2 on it, and it works. Now you have a new computer, and it won't let you log in. This is how security works. Steam won't let two computers have identical accounts. Basic copy protection? Anyways, I think there is an...

If its not installed, you can just download it through Steam... hence the advantages of Steam :angel:

Yeah, you definitely need to get a video card. I'd suggest a x800 if you have the cash, or a 9800 if you don't.

No, but I'm sure you could make a pretty nice one using just the basic windows theme and some color modification. or you could even get adventurous and make your own theme...

I remember that game! ... what is it called, though... :(

HEV, definitely. I wouldn't have to deal with those stupid neurotoxins every day then

Effin' sexy. :(

You have turned the valve in the ladder room, right? You need to flood the area.

I dunno, I have mine set at 512MB, which is half my RAM. I usually think of memory sizes in powers of two, so eh. I'm thinking too logically for the situation :P

What's with the strange heapsize?

You linked to the same image every time.

I had my first PC at like 6, but I had an Atari 5200 forever. River Raid.. :(

List your computer specs.

Awesome. Definitely a plausable theory. I've always loved time travel stuff :)

Hahaha, nice one :thumbs:

Star Trek isn't nerdy. There is a lot nerdier stuff out there...

This post ends it all, everyone needs to read this.

Awesome.

Video card definitely and RAM if you have the extra $70