Each time I exit PR:BF2 my windows explorer stops responding and has to be end task'd.
Vista Home Premium
Memory: 2942 MB
Video: GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 (integrated)
DX10
Windows Explorer Not Responding
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MaSSive
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Re: Windows Explorer Not Responding
It could be anything really...this only happens whe closing PR or it happens on other ocassions too?
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MrMajor72
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Re: Windows Explorer Not Responding
It's only happening for PRMaSSive wrote:It could be anything really...this only happens whe closing PR or it happens on other ocassions too?
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LITOralis.nMd
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Re: Windows Explorer Not Responding
Could be anything.
However, I'd suggest switching off all Aero Glass type desktop effects and see if that fixes the problem.
I think you could also right click your PR icon, go to 'Compatability" then click the box for Disable Themes AND/OR Disable Desktop Composition.
You are eating up all your shared RAM and you would do well in using a desktop theme that looks like a basic XP theme. You could also D/L a program like TweakVista and disable as many visual options as possible. All in an effort to minimize your Windows Explorer's Video RAM requirements.
http://www.tweakguides.com/TGTC.html
DOwnload the WIndows Vista TweakGuide and go look through it on ways to minimize usage of shared Video RAM.
NOTE: This may or may not be your problem.
OPTION 2:
ON boot up, go to BIOS and make sure you have allocated maximize amount of RAM to the GPU.
However, I'd suggest switching off all Aero Glass type desktop effects and see if that fixes the problem.
I think you could also right click your PR icon, go to 'Compatability" then click the box for Disable Themes AND/OR Disable Desktop Composition.
You are eating up all your shared RAM and you would do well in using a desktop theme that looks like a basic XP theme. You could also D/L a program like TweakVista and disable as many visual options as possible. All in an effort to minimize your Windows Explorer's Video RAM requirements.
http://www.tweakguides.com/TGTC.html
DOwnload the WIndows Vista TweakGuide and go look through it on ways to minimize usage of shared Video RAM.
NOTE: This may or may not be your problem.
OPTION 2:
ON boot up, go to BIOS and make sure you have allocated maximize amount of RAM to the GPU.