hi, i have had alot of driver problems.. i couple of terrifying bluescreens etc.

i use 81.95_forceware_winxp2k_english_whq for my graphics card and nForce_5.10_WinXP2K_WHQL_english for my motherboard.

my computer specs:

Amd athlon xp 2200+

1024 mb ram

msi k7n2g motherboard ( nvidia geforce 2 chipset based)

and ge force4 ti 4200 with agp8x

are these the wrong drives or have my computer seen his glory days?

try the newest drivers from nvidia...

for grafics: http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_81.98.html

and for chipset: http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce3_winxp_5.11

Edited February 20, 200620 yr by boooggy

oki, but shouldnt i use somthing to get rid off the old once.. like after i uninstal them? i tryed driver cleaner, didnt help much:S

would be nice to apply them on a fresh install.....

okay here we go.. lets se if i can avoid a bluescreen:P

well the good news.. no bluescreen.. the game just crashed with looping sound.. but thats not a driver problem is it?:S

Edited February 20, 200620 yr by killahgorillah

Don't forget to look into updating your soundcard drivers as well. It's not uncommon for the sound to cause game crashes.

boooggy are you from Romania?

Can you haelp me with some advices?

Thanks

my soundboard is integrated with my main board. But i have dowloaded and installed some audio drivers from nvidia.. still every game i play crashes after 5 minutes.. luckily no bluescreens, but it crashes to desktop and i get an error from windows.. witch doesn't explain why it crashed.. just that it dit:S

have you tried turning the sound acceleration down in dxdiag?

also, it may be worth trying the compatability tab in the shortcut properties, if its an older game it may be fixed running it in win95 comptabliity (this fixed an issue for me with an old game called ReVolt i found again the other day, would just crash to desktop whenever i tried creating or joining a multiplayer game, and on another computer the game would just randomly crash to the desktop)