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Windows 7: METRO 2033 Crash, Driver 301.42 Nvidia

28 May 2012  
Adam23

Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
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METRO 2033 Crash, Driver 301.42 Nvidia

So today i uninstalled previous 296 drivers, and updated to the 301.42 drivers, never had a problem before, but now when i run the game or the benchmark both my screens just go black, i have to ctrl + alt + del to get back to desktop, I have tried a number of fixes, i know its not my PSU, i ran Furmark for 20 minutes a hour ago and no crashs/artifacts nothing.

Thanks guys

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28 May 2012  
M1GU31

Windows 7 Home premium 64bit
2,801 posts
 
 

try rolling back drivers or uninstalling then rebooting then reinstalling.
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28 May 2012  
Adam23

Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
99 posts
United Kingdom
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by M1GU31 View Post
try rolling back drivers or uninstalling then rebooting then reinstalling.
It was working yesterday with the 301 drivers, I have a feeling it is something to do with steam, gonna try uninstalling the game, will post back if it sorted it, thanks for the reply bud
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28 May 2012  
Adam23

Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
99 posts
United Kingdom
 
 

I'm back , tried re installing the drivers, and no good, ran bf3 just fine no lag nothing, ram furmark again, thats fine too, im confused
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28 May 2012  
HAVOC

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
463 posts
Connecticut
 
 

Why did you install new drivers? Were you having an issue? Have you tried reinstalling 296.10 drivers?
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28 May 2012  
Adam23

Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
99 posts
United Kingdom
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by HAVOC View Post
Why did you install new drivers? Were you having an issue? Have you tried reinstalling 296.10 drivers?
It ran fine yesterday on the 301 drivers, I'm going to try the 296 drivers now, an will report back.
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28 May 2012  
Adam23

Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
99 posts
United Kingdom
 
 

I ran Phyxion Driver Sweeper as recommended by someone from these forums, and re-installed 296.10, BF3 does seem so much smoother constant 61fps with everything on ultra and v-sync on, but Metro still don't want to load, it's weird.
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28 May 2012  
M1GU31

Windows 7 Home premium 64bit
2,801 posts
 
 

That's odd,do you get any error messages when launching metro?
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28 May 2012  
Adam23

Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
99 posts
United Kingdom
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by M1GU31 View Post
That's odd,do you get any error messages when launching metro?
Nope no error, no sound nothing, this is the only game it occurs on, I found out today one of my Ram Modules had failed and kept giving me BSOD, so I thought it could be that, but nope, still the same, I even tried verifying the Cache on steam but nothing, apparently its a common fault with Metro.

I have tried a load of stress tests to make sure its not my Hardware, Furmark, OCCT, Prime95, Kombuster, Linx, 3DMark11, MemtestCL

and everything came back absolutely fine, I'm confused lol.
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28 May 2012  
M1GU31

Windows 7 Home premium 64bit
2,801 posts
 
 

Have you tried going to the main directory were metro is installed and launching from the metro2033.exe instead of launching through steam to see if it will launch like this or not?
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