Problems with my rig...
- Thread starter Speedz
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Josh Weston
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You could say that, yeah. But, it also updates the BIOS if you have an older one. Also, if your BIOS is corrupted and you clear the CMOS, you're still going to have a corrupted BIOS 
Also, and this is unrelated to the topic, if you're going to post twice in succession, without someone posting after you, edit the first post with what else you have to say
Saying this before a mod does, 'tis all.
Also, and this is unrelated to the topic, if you're going to post twice in succession, without someone posting after you, edit the first post with what else you have to say
Saying this before a mod does, 'tis all.
yassarikhan786
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Sorry dude I forgot to mention that setting is in the advanced power options in the control panel. So Control Panel - Power Options - Choose When to turn off the display - Change advanced power settings - Expand PCI Express and the option should be there 
Oh yeh. Tried validating team files for ghost recon earlier and it said a file was missing and will be reacquired. So i played and it crashed again. so i validated again. still said theres one missing and instead of launching i validated twice in a row without launching and its just not reacquiring the file. just keeps saying file failed to validate but never downloads it. At the bottom of steam however it says 1 item downloaded which i assume would be the file. but when i validate again its still not validating properly. Any ideas?
Okay, new update. Haven't flashed bios or anything yet. And that power statement didn't seem to do anything unfotunately.
However, I did manage to find some old old nvidia drivers and used them. Somehow this worked and was able to play ghost recon for a good hour+ wihout a problem. Then I got a "microsoft c++ runtime error r6025 pure virtual function call" error at certain points. But on restarting the game I could play again fine.
BUT, now I go back to playing it after some BF3 and suddenly Ghost Recon freezes at every oppurtunity, even though no settings have been changed at all. However, I did just get a display driver has stopped working error and got one earlier. Could this mean it's something to do with the graphics card or not?
However, I did manage to find some old old nvidia drivers and used them. Somehow this worked and was able to play ghost recon for a good hour+ wihout a problem. Then I got a "microsoft c++ runtime error r6025 pure virtual function call" error at certain points. But on restarting the game I could play again fine.
BUT, now I go back to playing it after some BF3 and suddenly Ghost Recon freezes at every oppurtunity, even though no settings have been changed at all. However, I did just get a display driver has stopped working error and got one earlier. Could this mean it's something to do with the graphics card or not?
