JBoDEAN 0 Posted January 17, 2000 Anyone here get this working? I put the new 405b patch on last night, go to start UT, and I get "Page Fault in Nonpage Area...ntoskrnl.exe" Blue screen error, and a reboot. It works fine without that patch, just curious what is causing it, and if anyone else has gotten it. It is really getting annoying... Share this post Link to post
ByronT 0 Posted January 17, 2000 Yes. I applied the patch and it works fine on my system: Celeron 466 OC'd to 525 256MB RAM Viper V770 Ultra MX300 No problems and it seems to be a touch faster than it was with the 402 patch. Regards... Share this post Link to post
JBoDEAN 0 Posted January 17, 2000 Any Idea then on what that error could mean? Share this post Link to post
GPSnoopy 0 Posted January 18, 2000 It's an internal error in NT Kernel... all I can say. Sometimes it can be caused by a program running in background. Share this post Link to post
JBoDEAN 0 Posted January 18, 2000 So there is no real solution? I have no programs running in the background Share this post Link to post
ByronT 0 Posted January 18, 2000 You say that you have nothing running in the background? I'll say that before I run UT, I kill the Plextor Manager 2000, Stop IIS services, and Disable NAV 2000 - primarily to give UT as many processor cycles as possible. It's possible that you have something running as a service that's causing the problem. You can check with Task Manager to see all of the processes running and to see if there is something in conflict on your machine. Hope this helps... Share this post Link to post
Seldzar 0 Posted January 19, 2000 How about something as simple as reinstall unreal tournament? Sounds crazy but hell it just might work. =) [This message has been edited by Seldzar (edited 19 January 2000).] Share this post Link to post
Ryo-Ohki 0 Posted January 19, 2000 I had the crashing problem as well, so I turned everything off and ran UT. It ran fine, and started turning everything back on. A program called Audiosphere caused a crash, and when removed UT ran fine. I also deleted the Microsoft Office startup items in the startup group, but I'm not sure if they had any effect. Share this post Link to post
OscarP 0 Posted January 22, 2000 I can't get UT to run in fullscreen mode. It runs in a window. I have tried both with 400 and 405. Kind of sucks. Anyone have an idea? I have a: PII 450 mHz 10 GB HD 128 MB Ram Viper 770 TNT2 Share this post Link to post
SandMaN 0 Posted January 24, 2000 You might want to try nVIDIA Detonator 3.69 drivers for your TNT2. Ever since I've installed that, a lot more games started working. So far, Quake3, Unreal Tournament v4.05, Descent 3 v1.3, Rogue Spear v2.05, Total Annihilation, Star Wars Phantom Menace, etc etc. The right drivers do wonders ;-) Here's a link to that driver: http://members.xoom.com/PitGS/Public/Grafik/GeForce/Win2k369.zip Share this post Link to post
OafBoaster 0 Posted January 24, 2000 I get the same issue in the box and software but I have a voodoo 3 3000, I even updated to new drivers... Share this post Link to post
eugalaka 0 Posted January 25, 2000 I have a TNT with 3.68 installed, and UT 4.00 runs in windowed mode only when I attempted to use D3D, but when I switched over to openGL, it runs in full screen mode. 4.05 just sits there and locks up. If you are using D3D, is dxdiag happy with it? [This message has been edited by eugalaka (edited 25 January 2000).] Share this post Link to post
OscarP 0 Posted January 26, 2000 Where do I change betwen OpenGL and D3D? Maybe that would do... Share this post Link to post
OscarP 0 Posted January 26, 2000 I found it. Anyway: In OpenGL it lags VERY much. In D3D it only starts in Windowed mode. Software mode runs in full screen mode but the grafix aren't the best. Help me!!! Share this post Link to post