. Does anyone know why this would be doing this?
Computer crash
Aeolus Centurous
I have a dell latitude notebook and for some reson when I enter some missions after the timer counts down the computer go to the blue screen of death for like half a sec then restart . Does anyone know why this would be doing this?
. Does anyone know why this would be doing this?
End
A few quick questions...
does it happen every time with certain missions or does it seem random like it might crash the first time but then be fine the next time?
Does it happen when you walk through portals?
Which Model of Dell Latitude? There were like...7-8(?) years they were produced...obviously many changes have been made in those 7-8 years so it may be important...
does it happen every time with certain missions or does it seem random like it might crash the first time but then be fine the next time?
Does it happen when you walk through portals?
Which Model of Dell Latitude? There were like...7-8(?) years they were produced...obviously many changes have been made in those 7-8 years so it may be important...
Bob Slydell
As End said, we need a bit more detail before we can help you diagnose and hopefully, fix your problem.
Elder III
lemme guess... Wehan Terraces???????????
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lemme guess... Wehan Terraces???????????
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Anime Divine
something with your videocard or driver.
i have it too except i cant enter a single mission anymore. cant even get in doa.
my laptop is 4 years old so what can i say i just accepted it
i have it too except i cant enter a single mission anymore. cant even get in doa.
my laptop is 4 years old so what can i say i just accepted it
Aeolus Centurous
It happens on some missions. Not sure if it's the same ones each time but it may happen one time then I try the same mission later and it works fine. It seems to be a luck of the draw type deal. I really just need a idea of what hardwear I may need to upgrade.
Elder III
well posting your system specs would be a good start 
if your not sure where to find them you can go to "Start" then "Run" then type "dxdiag" and hit "Enter" there will be allot of text as a result of that, but you can copy all that here in these forums and someone will look it over for you.
if your not sure where to find them you can go to "Start" then "Run" then type "dxdiag" and hit "Enter" there will be allot of text as a result of that, but you can copy all that here in these forums and someone will look it over for you.