Problem with splinter cell conviction


  1. kld2010
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    MS Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
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    Problem with splinter cell conviction


    hi all i have a problem with tom clancy's splinter cell conviction .......
    when the game tries to start it gets a black screen then it crashes to the desktop
    i dont know why is that ... the pc passes all the requirements and its running on win7-32 bit
    i even hav a laptop that doesnt pass any of the requirements but can open the game .............. why is that?????
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  3. Aiz3n
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    Windows 7 x64
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    Try to replace the new medicine. :)
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