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[wcip]Angel · 05-26-2002, 06:08 AM

There's a warnings.txt-file in the MW-directory. It reads:
Unknown @. _ID in ConstructObject.
Errors were encountered loading from file '3tdcity0000.ess'.
Texture "Textures\compass.tga" count 4.
Texture "Textures\_land_default.tga" count 3.
Texture "Textures\menu_thick_border_bottom_right_corner.dds" count 2.

What used to happen was that I would get a bluescreen or I would be tossed out to windows, and I would have to reboot/restart the game.

I long for those days.

2 days ago, I discovered that the quick and autosave-files became corrupt, and the game crashed when I tried to use them. Learning from my mistakes, I started to use regular savegames.

Yesterday, I got another bluescreen, so I tried my regular savegame, as that shouldn't have been made corrupt, only the quicksave should have. It crashed.

Learning from my mistakes, I decided to save in 2 different save slots each time I made a save: One called "temp save" the other one something like "getting to ghostgate".. Today I got yet another bluescreen, and when I started the game "temp save" was gone, nowhere to be seen, and "getting to ghostgate" transferred me away from where I saved the game to some fort, the screen was filled with grey, I could barely move (meaning I moved my mouse, and 5 seconds later my character moved) I couldn't access the menu, I could hear the sounds.

I admit that Morrowind is quite addictive, but it's not that addictive , that I wanna finish the game in 1 sit-down without having the ability to save.

Without quick, auto and regular saves, there's not really much I can do.
I run Windows XP, and here are the bluescreens I have gotten so far:

1. Pagefault in non-paged area
2. Serial.sys
3. nv4_disp.dll
4. nv4_disp.dll infinite loop

I've conferred with some friends, and some of them say it's my geforce2 mx which is causing the problems. We've tried all patches and drivers. We've thrown things back and forwards in my bios, and none of it seems to work.

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My latest effort was to change my DRAM from 100 to 133..
I did this 5 minutes ago, and haven't had the opportunity to see if this helped.

What follows are my screenshots of my specs:

I appreciate any advice.

Thank you.

[ 05-26-2002, 06:11 AM: Message edited by: [wcip]Angel ]

05-26-2002, 06:08 AM	#1
[wcip]Angel Zhentarim Guard Join Date: February 23, 2002 Location: Stavanger, Norway Posts: 305	There's a warnings.txt-file in the MW-directory. It reads: Unknown @. _ID in ConstructObject. Errors were encountered loading from file '3tdcity0000.ess'. Texture "Textures\compass.tga" count 4. Texture "Textures\_land_default.tga" count 3. Texture "Textures\menu_thick_border_bottom_right_corner.dds" count 2. What used to happen was that I would get a bluescreen or I would be tossed out to windows, and I would have to reboot/restart the game. I long for those days. 2 days ago, I discovered that the quick and autosave-files became corrupt, and the game crashed when I tried to use them. Learning from my mistakes, I started to use regular savegames. Yesterday, I got another bluescreen, so I tried my regular savegame, as that shouldn't have been made corrupt, only the quicksave should have. It crashed. Learning from my mistakes, I decided to save in 2 different save slots each time I made a save: One called "temp save" the other one something like "getting to ghostgate".. Today I got yet another bluescreen, and when I started the game "temp save" was gone, nowhere to be seen, and "getting to ghostgate" transferred me away from where I saved the game to some fort, the screen was filled with grey, I could barely move (meaning I moved my mouse, and 5 seconds later my character moved) I couldn't access the menu, I could hear the sounds. I admit that Morrowind is quite addictive, but it's not that addictive , that I wanna finish the game in 1 sit-down without having the ability to save. Without quick, auto and regular saves, there's not really much I can do. I run Windows XP, and here are the bluescreens I have gotten so far: 1. Pagefault in non-paged area 2. Serial.sys 3. nv4_disp.dll 4. nv4_disp.dll infinite loop I've conferred with some friends, and some of them say it's my geforce2 mx which is causing the problems. We've tried all patches and drivers. We've thrown things back and forwards in my bios, and none of it seems to work. --- My latest effort was to change my DRAM from 100 to 133.. I did this 5 minutes ago, and haven't had the opportunity to see if this helped. What follows are my screenshots of my specs: I appreciate any advice. Thank you. [ 05-26-2002, 06:11 AM: Message edited by: [wcip]Angel ]