• What is wrong with my source games?
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Something is wrong with my source games, whenever I try to run any of them my screen sort of flashes from the game to the desktop.. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlESCpMeKjM]I've uploaded a video[/url] to show what I mean; [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlESCpMeKjM[/url] Has anyone had this happen to them before?
delete clientregistry.blob exit steam re-enter steam ??? profit
Doesn't fix it. :/
Contact steam. I did this when my graphics card broke and they practically fixed it, and it wasn't even a problem with steam. I can do nothing but tell you to go to them.
[QUOTE=Bulmer;18498998]Contact steam. I did this when my graphics card broke and they practically fixed it, and it wasn't even a problem with steam. I can do nothing but tell you to go to them.[/QUOTE] What? Troll. Steam can not, and will not fix a graphics card.
But they could have given him advice on how to fix it.? :crossarms:
[QUOTE=Bulmer;18498998]Contact steam. I did this when my graphics card broke and they practically fixed it, and it wasn't even a problem with steam. I can do nothing but tell you to go to them.[/QUOTE] How did they tell you to fix it?
[QUOTE=catch33;18499492]How did they tell you to fix it?[/QUOTE] Just email steam support. They fixed my team fortress 2, by taking out the party gibs (non german)
I've sent a steam support message. My new pc parts are coming on friday, so hopefully it won't even be an issue then.
If your using a 64bit OS, Try putting -32bit in the launch options...Fixed it for me
x86, it says so in the video.
This happens to me 1 in 5 times i launch games, im not sure what it is.
[QUOTE=gerbils_alt_2;18499140]What? Troll. Steam can not, and will not fix a graphics card.[/QUOTE] give this man dumbs and bad readings It was a issue related to drivers or whatnot, not the actual graphics card. Steam WILL fix it. Not everything you [I]don't understand[/I] is a troll.
Try putting -dxlevel 81 in Launch Options. It helped for me, but it depends on your gfx card
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