Did you attempt to install it with administrator credentials? Please un-install it. Visit ( www.impulsedriven.com/impulse_setup_full.exe ) for the latest full-install Make sure all of your AV and other anti-malware software is disabled before installing and then run the setup file as an admin account. Please also make sure you've got up-to-date IE 7 and .NET installations (as both a
Entrenchment is the first of a couple "micro-expansions" and is [b] not [/b] free! Expansions are not patches, there is a significant difference. Impulse is a store (among many other things) so you can buy, download and then update your software in one convenient location. thanks, the Monk
Also try updating your game to a newer version. The AI has received updates since retail game release version 1.0. Visit ( www.impulsedriven.com ) and download/install IMPULSE (stardock's new digital distribution system), register your game and download game version 1.05 (the latest non-beta). thanks, the Monk
Well yes, you will need a valid "registration" in order to update. Please contact [email protected] via email for help with account/registration issues (please note: support is off on weekends)
You wouldn't have the demo installed would you? If so, please uninstall the demo completely [u]before[/u] you attempt to install the full game.
Is your Windows Installer at the latest version?
That's one of the problems with notebooks. Because they're so proprietary the drivers are left up to the individual notebook manufacturer to update (some of which rarely do in fact update them). Especially if this was happening in Spore as well, you should maybe complain on the Toshiba website to get them to update their drivers for the soundcard with a fix? There are settings for SINS which you can change within the user.setting file (which are not reflec
If you're having trouble changing your email account please contact [email protected] (please be advised they're off on weekends) US-primetime is when most of the people are online. Since the max players per game is 10, I don't see how anyone would need more than 100 players online at any one given moment. Besides, SINS is a game that most people play on their own, with a couple of friends or on LAN. Your best bet would be
Why can't you update? You need to install IMPULSE ( www.impulsedriven.com ) in order to update your game "Device Drivers" are software installed/loaded which allow your OS to interact (use) said hardware. They (especially video cards) receive regular updates by the hardware manufacturers and need to be kept up-to-date in order to make sure things keep working well. Again, make sure your game is running at
1. You can't just [u]believe[/u] all of your drivers are up-to-date.....how can you expect something (which may [u]require[/u] an update) to run if you don't apply the needed updates??? 2. Again....it's unclear whether in your tries of "updating and some other crap" what game version you are currently running etc. Kind of hard to help someone with no useful information to go on...[e digicons]:rolleyes:[/e]
non beta is version 1.05 and you need to [b]uncheck[/b] "show pre-release versions" after clicking the BLUE ORB!
As has been pointed out in numerous threads.... "Minidump" is the term for a [b]generic crash[/b]. This crash can be brought on by any number of things, so in an effort to make sure you're not trying to troubleshoot a problem that may have been fixed in a game update or newer driver etc. please make sure of the following: Make sure you're running at least version 1.05 (at the main menu in-game check the bottom right corner of the screen for your
Kouin Ookami, here are the links to the MS .NET redistributable (version 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0) in order to install .NET in case it won't install/update via windows update. [quote] It is known that there are instances where the .NET framework refuses to update itself correctly and in many of those instances it doesn't provide any sort of error to that effect. The way I've gotten around the issue of .NET installation/updating issues on systems where i
you're welcome, glad to help! :)
Have you made sure you have the latest driver for your video card installed? Keep in mind, because it's a notebook video card (and therefore proprietary to the notebook manufacturer) Nvidia may not have updates for your driver and you'll need to look for updates on the DELL site.
I'm still not convinced that the problem isn't (at least in part) related to driver corruption. ChaoticMagician, If you don't mind, I would suggest doing the following: 1. Navigate to the "Control Panel", "System" and "Device Manager". Once there "uninstall" your display adapter (video card) 2. Reboot the machine but go into "Safe Mode". Once in safe mode, go to "Add Remove
Please update your game to (at least) the latest official version which is v1.05 (there is a BETA 1.1 version v1.096 out but it's not necessary to update to the BETA). You'll need to install IMPULSE (stardocks new digital distribution system) which can be found at ( www.impulsedriven.com ) in order to update your game to version 1.05 and any future versions.
Are you by chance using an adapter to downgrade the DVI-out signal on your video card to the standard analogue VGA for the CRT monitor? Have you tried using a different adapter? They are pretty cheap and a "bad one" could easily be the issue here. By the way, the anti-aliasing could be being "forced" by your driver settings (driver control panel). Please check to make sure it's set to "off" or "applic
I would definately try that. There had been other reports on these forums about (the text especially) being fuzzy in SINS with anti-aliasing turned on.
What kind of video card are you running SINS with? It could be that your video card isn't quite compatible with SINS. Also, please make sure you're running the latest driver for your particular video card.
[quote], i can't figure out what my CD-KEY is, [/quote] Youre CD-KEY is a series of letters or numbers seperated by dashes (-). [quote] and if you can help me can you tell me where CD-Key is???[/quote] You should be able to find it among the packaging the game came with (ie. on the back of the CD sleeve?) Where did you buy your copy of SINS? If you bought it from a store and there really isn't a a KEY anywhere in the packaging you should re
MrBao, what happens if you disable "anti-aliasing" in OPTIONS >> VIDEO? does the problem persist? thanks, the Monk
that's just it......since we know video isn't being taxed (at least not video setups like yours....I'm jealous..hehe) it has to be the "calculations-per-second" scenario. In other words, unless more of these calculations can somehow be performed [i]simultaneously[/i] we just have to make the engine "do less". [e digicons]:\[/e]
Sins is not multi-core after the initial texture caching has taken place. After that it's happily single-core. Since the game engine is so scalable (ie. can be made to run even on the lowest of systems) it also stands to reason that one might be able to push the engine to the point of lagging even on high-end systems. Don't have such huge fleet battles, and/or don't zoom in on those "large" fleet battles.... A game such as SINS is all &qu
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