You. Just get out. I have already replied to not one, not two, but three of you people today, and if you can't be bothered scrolling down less than a page of comments you should not post.A Pious Cultist said:
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There isn't a general "Turn DEP off" button in the performance area, sadly (there's a reason nobody likes Vista). There's one that deactivates it for particular programs and one that only turns it on for integral Windows programs. Neither of these provide a solution to the issue so I'm just going to see if it was just an issue with the game and reinstall it.Generic Gamer said:
You do realize that to get that badge, you need to post on the Escapist's Sister site right?tomtom94 said:
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Post a couple times here, and come back. If you don't get it right away, then you should get it tomorrow.
As for the idea of seperate forums, no. This would probably get a lot more answers if it was in Gaming Discussion over Off-topic. Technical Support falls under Gaming discussion in my opinion. As for help, well you'd have to be more specific then that.
As for your problem Murderous Toaster, I can't really help you. I wish I could, but I don't own the game, nor have I run into a similar problem.
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Right there. If JKA is still crashing when you have it set to only integral programs, than something is seriously wrong. A lot of older games just can't run because of the way Vista and Windows 7 are set up because they require functions that are no longer supported - example is Final Fantasy VIII.
:/ So you can get more people to go to the site owned by the same company. Its not rocket science. That's why they have the video badges. So people will watch the stuff they wouldn't normally watch.tomtom94 said:
To all of your questions apart from the last one, no.
I have an ATI video card, yes, but I've been able to run JKA fine until recently whereby it would crash and then it would tell me that DEP had closed it as a security risk.[/quote]
In that case, something has changed with your windows during that time. I assume you've done a full viral scan with the scanner set to scan everything.
Have you updated your video card drivers at some point, without trying JKA afterwards and are only now noticing a problem?
Do you by any chance have a system recovery point from a time you know JKA worked? A system update might not have installed correctly, leading to DEP going haywire.
I am seriously thinking your DEP module of Vista is somehow damaged.
I have an ATI video card, yes, but I've been able to run JKA fine until recently whereby it would crash and then it would tell me that DEP had closed it as a security risk.[/quote]
In that case, something has changed with your windows during that time. I assume you've done a full viral scan with the scanner set to scan everything.
Have you updated your video card drivers at some point, without trying JKA afterwards and are only now noticing a problem?
Do you by any chance have a system recovery point from a time you know JKA worked? A system update might not have installed correctly, leading to DEP going haywire.
I am seriously thinking your DEP module of Vista is somehow damaged.
That doesn't work. Several people have already told me that (alongside me finding it myself), and setting it to only integral programs or adding it to the ignore list doesn't work. Also, JKA DID work before. This isn't an issue with a game I've just installed - I've had it installed and working for about a year.YuriRuler90 said:[http://img217.imageshack.us/i/deph.png/]
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Right there. If JKA is still crashing when you have it set to only integral programs, than something is seriously wrong. A lot of older games just can't run because of the way Vista and Windows 7 are set up because they require functions that are no longer supported - example is Final Fantasy VIII.
So what? Whats wrong with them sinking? I agree that this is a great site with a community who probably want to help but it's not their problem if they can't or they don't want to. You can't just expect random people on the internet to have the answer to your problem. Be grateful if they do but don't whine if your thread sinks into oblivion, if you want definite support stop being lazy and register on the games tech support forum.MurderousToaster said:
I'm sorry if asking for help and then getting annoyed because nobody helped me with the issue that I've been tearing my fucking hair out over for three hours. I'm sorry if this bothers you, and I'm sorry if it affects you personally. I don't see why you feel compelled to contribute nothing but irritation to a thread, but that's your choice.Bobzer77 said:
The idea with my bump was to stop the thread from going onto the second page of Off-Topic, after which it would be completely gone and nobody would post in it at all. If you've never experienced frustration in your life (in which case you live an utterly blessed life), I'll tell you right now that when you're as frustrated as I was (at the level of having to reattach my space key to the keyboard from thumping) patience is something that goes straight out the window alongside politeness. 20 minutes seems like an age when you're in a rage over the incompetency of Vista.Bobzer77 said:
All right, I'll try google'ing it for ye. I don't own the game but you are obviously upset. It would have been easier if you had posted your specs though.
1.) Have you tried turning it off and on again?
2.) Have you tried running it in XP SP2 compatibility mode?
3.) Have you tried running it from CDDRIVE:\autorun.exe?
4.) Have you tried updating you drivers?
5.) Have you tried rolling back your drivers?
5.) Do you have a virus- or malware-infection?
6.) Have you tried 800x600?
7.) Have you tried running as administrator?
8.) Is the game patched and up to date?
9.) Have you tried this?
10.) This?
11.) This?
12.) Or this?
13.) Have you tried turning it off and on again again?
I don't know if any of this work. I barely remember the actual game and have never owned it.
1.) Have you tried turning it off and on again?
2.) Have you tried running it in XP SP2 compatibility mode?
3.) Have you tried running it from CDDRIVE:\autorun.exe?
4.) Have you tried updating you drivers?
5.) Have you tried rolling back your drivers?
5.) Do you have a virus- or malware-infection?
6.) Have you tried 800x600?
7.) Have you tried running as administrator?
8.) Is the game patched and up to date?
9.) Have you tried this?
10.) This?
11.) This?
12.) Or this?
13.) Have you tried turning it off and on again again?
I don't know if any of this work. I barely remember the actual game and have never owned it.
Hey I got your fix I spent months looking for the fix bc i missed playing jka MP so much. i finally found it. First go here and download the ATI 10.4 display drivers uninstall current display drivers and install the 10.4 version. This is for windows vista/7 64 bit version. There is a 32bit version available for download if thats what you have. Direct link below.
http://www.oldapps.com/ati.php?old_ati_drivers=114 (Catalyst control center version 10.4 display drivers)
Ok here's the fix for version 10.4 display drivers. Only involves replacing one file within the 10.4 display driver folder. After you have installed the 10.4 version, click on the link below to download this one file named "atioglxx.dll". Run a search for the file "atioglxx.dll" if you can't find it. All your doin is replacing the current 10.4 version atioglxx.dll file with this one. Below is a direct link for the 10.4 version fixed atioglxx.dll file. Copy paste and your done. Good luck.
http://www.filefront.com/17248996/atioglxx10_4.rar/ (ATI 10.4 Drivers File) <-- the fixed file in version 10.4
http://www.oldapps.com/ati.php?old_ati_drivers=114 (Catalyst control center version 10.4 display drivers)
Ok here's the fix for version 10.4 display drivers. Only involves replacing one file within the 10.4 display driver folder. After you have installed the 10.4 version, click on the link below to download this one file named "atioglxx.dll". Run a search for the file "atioglxx.dll" if you can't find it. All your doin is replacing the current 10.4 version atioglxx.dll file with this one. Below is a direct link for the 10.4 version fixed atioglxx.dll file. Copy paste and your done. Good luck.
http://www.filefront.com/17248996/atioglxx10_4.rar/ (ATI 10.4 Drivers File) <-- the fixed file in version 10.4