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plain and simple, i get about 10 min into a game and my computer will flash blue bios screen shut down and reboot.
*ive reinstalled rolox SEVERAL times, no help
*iv scanned m computer SEVERAL times for spyware, maleware and viruses, nothing showed up.
my teachers (hes technicain and knows how to program computers) says that theres some thing eriusly wrong if the games messing with the bios, he recomended wiping my computer an reinstalling the operating system.
if it is of any importance, im running on a DELL LATITUDE D610, its about a 2001 modle and its operating system is XP home edition.
i would like some serious solutions, i really dont wana wip my computer and start from scratch. thanks to those of you who do help. |
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does any one have any solutions at all? |
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Ethan043Join Date: 2011-05-01
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I have a computer just about as old as yours, it has great performance, great graphics, great OS, but it has trouble playing ROBLOX. I always get an ID 15. |
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not exactly helpfull but ok |
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Ethan043Join Date: 2011-05-01
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Hmmm
Maybe try re-installing your OS? |
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It is either your laptop doesn't really support roblox anymore, or your settings seems to be... mismatched.
Try to lower down all the graphics quality in roblox studio settings.
Also, try to Update your drivers and stuffs if it still doesnt work.
If it doesn't really work, then one thing i can conclude. Your Laptop doesn't support Roblox anymore. |
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Ethan043Join Date: 2011-05-01
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Ahhhh I know
Get a new graphichs card. |
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>2001
>XP
There's your problem. Get a new machine, bud. |
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Having technology from decades ago will do that. |
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Ethan043Join Date: 2011-05-01
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theres nothing wrong with XP. |
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"theres nothing wrong with XP."
There's nothing wrong with actually having XP, but as Trappingnoobs said, its technology is likely outdated. |
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Ethan043Join Date: 2011-05-01
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XP isn't outdated. SP3 Isn't outdated. SP3 is the latest XP. |
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AshindarJoin Date: 2010-04-16
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Actually, updating drivers can sometimes cause the error. |
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A new graphics card won't work. But in my guess, do you have nVidia?
But anyway...
1. What is your Security Program?
2. How many GB (gigabytes) in your OS? |
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SP3 is just a service pack. not a new OS.
XP is still over a decade old. get with the times. |
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I'd ignore coldplay, by the way, the fact that he thinks having a non-nVidia card would cause problems and asking how mant gigabytes are "in your OS" (Since an OS is software it can't contain memory inside it) makes me feel he's realy not educated in computing at all. He can't help you other than make you answer useless questions to make himself look smart. |
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AshindarJoin Date: 2010-04-16
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nVidia is one of the best display adapter brands out there. Display adapters only cause problems when they are outdated by at least 5 years, like mine. My driver hasnt been updated since june 2007. |
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but there's no reason a non-nVidia chip would cause any problems. It's entirely irrelevant to the situation at hand. |
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0xGJoin Date: 2009-09-09
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It could just be your computer.. It might not be a virus.
(Just saying if this helps.) |
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