Thanks in Advance--
AlwayzL3git
Well, first off, I downloaded it and saved it to a cloud storage, in case I ever needed it again. I didn't want to find the copy on MY computer because I'm lazy. Second of all, I had just paid $20 for a game package that day off of steam because it was 75% off, and my computer was too shitty to run mount and blade warband /w persistent world, due to the maps being to large I think, THEN I went to play a game I bought a long time ago from steam, and steam apparently thought I had never bought it, not allowing me to play it. AND NOW, I pay $10 and don't even remotely play the game. I'm pretty pissed.Santaissick wrote:You don't have a graphics card? How's that even possible? Is there single game in the world that can be played without graphics card?![]()
If I didn't have the card I would never buy anything before I get a direct email from the devs, or something, saying that I can still play it normally.
Also, about your second post, if you want something done you should take more "classy" approach and not start swearing 20 minutes after the problems occurred.I see that your crashdump has been downloaded once witch means that, unless someone has half-accidentally clicked it, Chris is already trying to solve the problem.
Yeah, I'm not really good with computersmakou wrote:I'd say he has an "integrated graphics card".
Ok. I know how to do all of this, but Control 12? What? I don't know what you mean by Control 12. And with taking pics of my hardware resources, You mean take a picture of all the sub-categories, correct?toaster Assassin wrote:Sounds like you are having problems with Steam.![]()
Ok, every computer has some type of graphics card (Integrated or not) because that is the component you plug your monitor/projector/viewing device into. Also, I just tried to read your error log and the file was blank (Could be because I am running Debian Linux, maybe?) Try re-uploading the file.
Now in order for us(Mods/Admin) to help you we need to know some things about your computer.
So to start, what operating system are you using?
To find out about your OS (Operating System) and hardware you will need to use Command Prompt (CMD).
If using Windows XP,Vista or 7:
Click on Start - Programs - Accessories - Command Prompt (or CMD)
Type: msinfo32 (You should now have a box with info about your computer)
Can you take a screen-shot (Control 12) of the+Hardware resources info and the +Components -Display (Located i under Components)
This way we will know what your hardware is.
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