[Tbit]

mingit sellist errorit saab aegajalt mängus, asi mälus ?

[.phonkyp.]

Mh, see on programmi (mängu) viga. Võid proovida sedasi, et lükkad kõik alljooksvad programmid kinni.

[arnis]

Jooksuta memtest86'te või memtest'i.
Kui seal tuleb viga, siis arvatavasti
on viga mälus.

[Tbit]

mälus asi ei ole, ma ise kardan hoopis et kas äkki vana win hakkab näkku panema, samas võib asi näiteks chiidi surmas olla, teistes mängudes, paar korda harva hl2 olen vaid selle otsa sattund, üldiselt siiski cs .

[Ra*]

link :: Answer

The information in this article ONLY applies to memory errors in Half-Life 2 and Source Games.

There are a number of causes for this problem, and we are working on fixes to resolve them. Some of the causes are complex and can be caused by hardware and drivers.

To help isolate the cause for your specific error, please do the following steps:

1. Update your Operating System and motherboard drivers and BIOS to the latest available versions.

2. Also make sure you have the latest DirectX (9c right now) installed on your computer.
How do I know what Version of DirectX I'm running?

3. Update your Sound and Video Drivers to the latest version.
Creative Labs ATI Nvidia (beta drivers here: ATI Nvidia)

4. Page file: try turning off your system paging file (you have to reboot) and setting your page file for 1x to 2x your physical system memory. Find this in your control panel > system > advanced > performance > advanced > "virtual Memory".

5. Make sure that you are NOT overclocking any components in your computer.

6. Make sure you do not have an overheating problem on your computer.

7. If you have an language other then English set for your Operating System, make sure that you are not setting the console key to an invalid character (§ for example is not valid).

8. If you are using ANY refresh-rate forcing program, please disable or uninstall it.

9. If you have any 3rd party Codecs installed, please temporarily uninstall them.

10. If you have an ATI Graphics card, please uninstall ATI-ACE, ATI-SMART, Trueform and Catalyst AI, also disable VPU Recover if that causes you problems (but remember it's being triggered by some sort of problem!)

11. Disable all IM programs and do not alt-tab to your desktop, swapping the game out may trigger this problem.

12. Verify your game caches and defrag your computer disk(s).

13. and of course run a good memory test:

Here are a few you can get for free:
Windows Memory Diagnostic Download Page
Memtest86
Simmtester DocMeM Memory Test Program

14. Put this CVAR in your HL2 launch properties and see if it helps:

-window +mat_forcehardwaresync 0

15. If you are using two memory or more memory modules, try running with only one module and see if you still have this problem. Reducing the number of modules will effectively speed up your memory timing. If the game runs ok with one module but not two, then you have a motherboard timing problem and you will need to make some changes, READ YOUR MOTHERBOARD MANUAL.

a. Relax the memory timing some motherboards have "conservative" timing or you can manually increase CAS and increase prefetch. If CAS is set to 2.0 increase it to 2.5. If Prefetch is set to 6, increase it to 7 or higher (up to 11).

b. Slightly increase the memory core voltage if your motherboard supports this option, consult your motherboard manual. Raising the voltage will effectively speed up the memory, but will also increase the heat.

What else can you do:

If you still receive this error when trying to play Half-Life 2 after doing all the above, we request that you use the "Ask a question" tab at the top of this page and submit an MSInfo32 report. 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.

Detailed information about MSINFO32 is available from Microsoft here, with specific updated information about the XP version here.

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".