 | Computer Blue Screens at Ubers(1) | Category: Technical SupportDecember-27-2012 2:11 AM PST (10 years ago)  |
| So the first time I tried ubers in a party, my computer blue screened as soon as I tried to enter the portal. No big deal I thought, I'll just try again. When I tried to rejoin my party, my comp crashed immediately upon trying to enter the game. This was frustrating, and I gave up. Tonight, I decided to give ubers another try. I first tested a portal myself to see what would happen. I entered the raka/ghom fight and everything was fine for the entire fight I played some more in the game and then my comp blue screened. So I decided to try a higher MP with a group. First portal is again raka/ghom and it went fine. Next portal was SB/kulle and again I crashed. I tried to rejoin the game about 5 times, and every time, I would see the loading screen, and then when I was about to pop into town I would crash. I try to enter a single player game and it works fine. Now Ive had my comp blue screen before, so I admit this could be my comps fault, but Ive never seen it consistently happen like this. Running: AMD Penom X4 955 3.2 GHz 8 GB RAM AMD Radeon 6850 Please help if you can | ||
 | Computer Blue Screens at Ubers(2) | December-27-2012 12:24 PM PST (10 years ago) |
| Martimus, You'll need to find out what the blue screen code is it's crashing with. It's on the top line when it crashes. If your computer is rebooting and you don't have time to read the screen, try turning off the "automatic restart" option on your computer. This way, the computer will display an error message instead of rebooting each time the error occurs. Windows XP: Click on the "Start" button Right-click on "My Computer" and choose "Properties" Click on the "Advanced" tab Click on the "Settings" button in the "Startup and Recovery" box Uncheck the "Automatically Restart" option Click "OK" Windows Vista/7: Click on the "Start" button Right Click on "Computer" and choose "Properties" Click on the Advanced tab Locate the Startup and Recovery area and click on the Settings button. In the Startup and Recovery window, locate and uncheck the check box next to Automatically restart. Click OK in the Startup and Recovery window. Click OK in the System Properties window. Once you have the Stop error number (which is pretty common), I'd suggest a Google search on it for possible causes and fixes. | ||
