Shoutbox

Ok, yesterday before I went to bed Phantasy Star Online: Blue Burst was running fine, but I go to play today and it won't load. It shows N-Protect, it caches the files then launches the game, the screen turns black then it goes back to the desktop.


I tried re-installing and also un-installing, deleting the program files folder, then re-installing and it still won't install.

I tried running it on Windows XP x64 (same PC, same game install) and it runs, though it doesn't work properly bcz it's not x64 compatible.


Anyone have any suggestions?
These are the current running processes:



I know what most of them are (Printer drivers, joystick drivers, anti-virus, STEAM, MSN Messenger, Daemon Tools, FreeRam XP Pro, Gmail Notifier, Colorific, ASUS Probe, etc.)

Edit: Just tried Safe Mode - same thing happens

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Originally posted by .blade//
It shows N-Protect, it caches the files then launches
the game, the screen turns black then it goes back to the
desktop.

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Disable N-Protect and try again

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Originally posted by John Anderton

quote:

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Originally posted by .blade//
It shows N-Protect, it caches the files then launches
the game, the screen turns black then it goes back to the
desktop.

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Disable N-Protect and try again

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quote:

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Originally posted by .blade//
Edit: Just tried Safe Mode - same thing happens

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quote:

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Originally posted by .blade//
I tried re-installing and also un-installing, deleting
the program files folder, then re-installing and it still won't
install.

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Unistalling rebooting then installing ???

quote:

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Originally posted by John Anderton

quote:

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Originally posted by .blade//
I tried re-installing and also un-installing, deleting
the program files folder, then re-installing and it still won't
install.

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Unistalling rebooting then installing ???

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I just realized it's not the game


I tried to launch Counter-Strike: Source and it says "Unable to initalize Shader" I'm gonna tweak my video card setup.









Edit: Oh my god, I found the problem. Camtasia didn't shut down properly when I recorded a video so hardware acceleration was disabled -_-'