P
ptymona
Guest
falyfal said:hmmm do girls play half life
Yes, At least I do. And I was the first member of the family to find it (my father almost took it over when he found out how cool it was).
Amy
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: this_feature_currently_requires_accessing_site_using_safari
falyfal said:hmmm do girls play half life
PickleMonkey said:Brilliant, that's fixed it for me - mucho thanks :cheese:
It was already set to use dcc, but after setting it to match the desktop it worked
Background: I'd get the memory error when trying to set the display to fullscreen on any resolution... running in a window worked, but who wants to do that with such a sweet looking game?!
This problem only started for me since the steam update on the 19th.
Radeon 9600pro (overclocked) (using reforce) (using Catalyst 4.12beta)
AthlonXP2600 @ 2.05GHz
768MB DDR3200
Windows XP Pro SP1
ch0ke said:picklemonkey what is DCC? and how would i attempt this using on an nvidia drivers?
Sorry did I say DCC? Too much IRC I think!ch0ke said:picklemonkey what is DCC? and how would i attempt this using on an nvidia drivers?
misterbelgic said:Apparently valve knows about the problem...ahha...
*Sigh*...Valve still knows about this problem and is still working on it. We plan to release one fix today that should help.
Again...(beating my head against a wall) If you haven't created an incident through out Support site, please do so now...if you don't we can't keep track of how many people are having each problem....the link again is...
http://steampowered.custhelp.com
Do a search for your problem, if you don't find it click on the "Ask a Question" tab and create an incident.
I know it may seem like a pain-in-the-butt to do this but it gives us visibility into the scope of the problem. Not everyone that is posting here is having exactly the same problem.
Thanks for your patience.
DougV
http://www.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=176441&perpage=15&pagenumber=32
that's good advise btwCheckmate said:Ok, for those who cannot wait for the official patch, and those solutions above don't work (and of course you are a good shooter), try to disable the autosave feature (by set read-only to all the autosave.* in hl/SAVE folder), 99% it will fix the memory problem, but remember when manually save, it still crash you, but atleast, you can play longer.
However, my advice is only saving when you're in a small area (go to small room and look at the wall), so 50% it won't crash you.
Shogo36 said:Where is this ask a question tab..I dont see it at all...
Shogo36 said:haha thanks were you mocking me??? msinfo files? sorry What do you mean?
GOF said:Heres some info on the subject...
---------------------------------------------------
MSInfo32 is a tool that was written by Microsoft and is included as part of every operating system release since Win98.
Basically what this tool does is capture a snapshot of everything that is running on your computer including what drivers, versions and applications and all the devices and their current state.
This can be a great aid to debug computer problems.
The reports are in a formatted searchable database format with a .NFO extension, or they can be exported to a text file.
Win98 reports are the most primitive and are only viewable from Win98 or a special updated version of Win2000, all other operating system reports can be directly viewed using WinXP.
WinXP reports contain a bit more information, especially the errorlog from the computer which can contain specific information about crashes and potential causes.
This information can be especially useful for Steam problems, Game problems, Server problems and Video, Sound and Network problems.
Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that your problem will be solvable just by the information provided by this tool.
What you need to do to run the tool is this:
To run MSInfo32 and capture a snapshot of what is running on your system:
start > run > msinfo32 <enter>
It will come up to a panel, make sure the topmost item is highlighted: "System Summary"
then go to:
file > save > save to a file " msinfo32.nfo" on your desktop.
Attach this file to your problem description when you "ask a question".
--------------------------------------------------------
DoudV asks for this info....very important apparently.
Shogo36 said:Yea....any news on when this might possibly be fixed?Still no patch today..
squabbish said:I was playing CS:Source with 4 friends on a small LAN at home and we all got this same error at the same time. That made me think that it's not our computers that's the problem.
Shogo36 said:I dont know if this is any help...but I think it proves its the program...ok this might be tough to follow but...
~Before procedure I had my RAM sticks in slots 1 and 3 (3 total slots).....The error message I received was - The instruction at "0x241f89977" referred memory at "0x0166fc0" The memory could not be "read."---
~I then proceeded to take the stick from slot 3, put it in slot 1, and take the ram from slot 1 and put it in slot 2....
~ I then try to play HL2....error message is not -The instruction at "0x241f89977" referred memory at "0x01d9f5co" The memory could not be "read."
~ Notice of course that the BOLD references slot 1....and the italic changes from Slot 3-2,
~Point being my computer wouldn't be able to run everything as it has without any bumps until now, if all my ram was fried/ruined as this error is telling me..