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call of duty 2: video driver and alpha blending


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You might try reinstalling the .net framework 1.1.
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Dont forget to INSTALL SP2[color=#FF0000] and then re-install your video drivers. I notice that some of you dont have SP2 listed in your specs on the left under your names. Thats what fixed it for me.
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heh, never heard of a .net framework, but i have sp2 installed.
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Well google it go to the MS site, apparently there is a .net framework 2 now, 1.1 reinstallation fixes alot of bugs with the catalyst drivers, i assume 2 will as well.
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Well google it go to the MS site, apparently there is a .net framework 2 now, 1.1 reinstallation fixes alot of bugs with the catalyst drivers, i assume 2 will as well.


I've seen on a few forums that .NET 2.0 messes up the system.dll file that DirectX 9 uses. So I think it would be better to just use .NET 1.1 for now.
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Yeah i asked starjax that question in the staff forum,because as well all know drivers dont conform to the normal software rules.

I cant say i have had any bother since i updated to 2.0 the other day, i would say its worth a try it wont do anything irreprable the worst that will happen is you have to reinstall the old 1.1 and dX9 which we would tell you to do anyway.

Edited by warriorscot, 07 December 2005 - 05:28 AM.

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Blah. I tried it everything: installed the gart thing, .net framework 1.1, re-installed dX, used the driver cleaner, downloaded the latest driver from ati.com, installed it ... no difference. When I got that uninstalled, I tried a cd-rom that I got from a friend with radeon 9600 pro. With that driver it worked, although during installation there was an error: something like install.msi from the windows dir could not be read. Reboot: it said that the Ati Control Panel could not be run because there is no ati card. So I again had to install the old drivers from my original cd.

The only thing I didn't try yet is updating the motherboard firmware. But this sucks hard and I think I'll call the firm I bought this pc and ask why my system doesn't like the new gfx drivers. And maybe they'll fix it for free, though the warranty has expired.
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im having the same problem and i think i mite try the pci slot solution that was posted earlier but im not sure about my pc it is a emachines t5026, pentium ht, 3.07 ghz processor, 512 ram, and directx9. do any of you guys have a solution?
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im having the same problem and i think i mite try the pci slot solution that was posted earlier but im not sure about my pc it is a emachines t5026, pentium ht, 3.07 ghz processor, 512 ram, and directx9. do any of you guys have a solution?



John,
Unfortunately emachines opted not to include pci express to upgrade the video slot. Your options are very limited at this point.
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I get a similar message as the very first post: "Video card or driver doesn't support dynamic textures." Also very frustrated and stoked to play the game. But I'm on a 4-year-old Dell Dimension 2100:

1.1 GHz Celeron
256 MB RAM
Direct X 9.0c
Intel® 82810 Graphics Controller
Creative Sound Blaster PCI
Drive: C:
Free Space: 61.2 GB
Total Space: 76.3 GB

Do I need to spend $2,000 to get a new computer to play this game? Thanks.

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You dont need to spend 2000 but you need to spend a bit to get a decent new PC(probably around 1000 if you want quite a good one).
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will a ati radeon 9550 fix the alpha blending problem.
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MAKE NEW THREADS FOR YOUR PROBLEMS WE CANT KEEP TRACK OF PEOPLE IN A 12 PAGE THREAD.

hendrixfan it depends on your PC to start with, it would fix the alpha blending but it wouldnt be very good to play it on and that would also depend on the rest of the hardware.
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Warriorscott, how do I get it uninstalled now that I can't use it on my ancient Dell? CtD2 doesn't show up on add/remove programs, but it's icon is everywhere. Taunting me.

Sorry for the 12 page thread, but thought we were supposed to look for related topics and not start a new one.

Thanks.

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Found this forum last night. WOW! great info. re: supported Graphic boards for CoD2, will a GeForce MX4000 work?. I couldn't quite tell from the listed of supported boards??
Thanks
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