Does this ever happened to you

[Johny24]

Whe i play a masters league match after the match i would get a blue screen and my computer would stop responding

 

[calkcy]

No, because I play on ps2

 

[TristanAbbott7]

No. That's the BSOD (Blue Screen Of Death). As soon as you see it you receive a phone call telling you that you're going to die in 7 days. 7 days later your monitor explodes in your face and leaves a really bad mess on the floor. You can only be saved if you own a golden labrador who licks your face, stops the bleeding and therefore saves your life. Despite the fact you're unconcious and recovering from a life-threatening situation he may still try to hump your leg.

Other than that, it hasn't happened to me and the whole death thing may be a rumor!

 

[calkcy]

I had this last week, I just got my doberman to solve the problem, good luck with it though m8! Hope you are ok.

Loads of kisses
seven
xxxxx

 

[Ebonix]

Originally posted by calkcy
I had this last week, I just got my doberman to solve the problem, good luck with it though m8! Hope you are ok.

Loads of kisses
seven
xxxxx

What the fudge

What version of Windows are you using Johny24?

I don't reccomend using any other OS than 2000 or XP

 

[calkcy]

It's a joke sonnet.

 

[calkcy]

If you want me to be serious, I would suggest that his PC might be overheating, as I also get a blue screen regardless of what I'm doing when my PC overheats; maybe that is the problem?

 

[Johny24]

I currently using riva tuner maybe overclock utillity for my graphics card is this the problem anyways i tried unistalling it but the oveclock settings are still there please help i hate this blue screen its happenig every two or three games i play

 

[RockShow]

people playing with things they shouldnt

if that is the cae then you need to reinstall riva tuner, return your vid chip clock rates to their factory setting and then uninstall riva tuner. these programes make changes to your registry and dont always return those settings to what they were before the change.look up the clock rates for your card on the internet if you dont know them.

or you could just use the windows XP recover feature, which will return all your settings to what they were on the date that you choose. only goes back a month i think.

 

[Johny24]

it still happens i dunno wat to do i hate it after i win a game the screen goes blue i have windows xp 2.8ghz and radeon 9600 card

 

[Ebonix]

Sounds like the over clocking is your problem but I'm sorry to say that I don't have a clue what the deafult settings are

 

[RockShow]

radeon 9600 pro

core clock speed = 400 mhz
memory clock speed - 600 mhz

 

[xxxFLYERxxx]

This happens to me too, and i think the only solution is....play one game, save, then exit to desktop.