benc
08-22-2007, 02:42 PM
So I think I fixed my Bioshock reboot error. As I thought it was crashing do to some conflict with my driver.
I tested it on my notebook (Below minimum specs, running at medium).
Notebook Specs:
HP Pavillion Dv6000
Amd dual core x2 64 1.6ghz
1 gig ram
geForce Go 6150 256mb
WinXP Pro
I just updated my driver to this one (nVIDIA ForceWare X 165.01):
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=13793
Then forced the installer to install this driver set with this INF file:
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/infs/165series/16501/nv4_disp.inf
I also installed all windows updates, turned off all background processes.
I passed the hurdle that I couldn't before (Entering the room with the surgeon caused a perpetual bluescreen of death/reboot crash), and didn't have any real big issues with crashing. It doesn't shutter and look like crap right now (Need to tweak and try the beta drivers) but it is playable.
I tested it on my notebook (Below minimum specs, running at medium).
Notebook Specs:
HP Pavillion Dv6000
Amd dual core x2 64 1.6ghz
1 gig ram
geForce Go 6150 256mb
WinXP Pro
I just updated my driver to this one (nVIDIA ForceWare X 165.01):
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=13793
Then forced the installer to install this driver set with this INF file:
http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/infs/165series/16501/nv4_disp.inf
I also installed all windows updates, turned off all background processes.
I passed the hurdle that I couldn't before (Entering the room with the surgeon caused a perpetual bluescreen of death/reboot crash), and didn't have any real big issues with crashing. It doesn't shutter and look like crap right now (Need to tweak and try the beta drivers) but it is playable.