Screen Black Out at Boot

[I Cant See Him]

Ummm, when i start the game Unreal Tournament 3 that i bought, the screen turns black and does nothing when i boot, i have the 1.1 patch and here are my system requirements, any help, please:


1.00 GB of Ram
22.6 G of free space
Intel Core Duo
Nvidia GeForce Go 7900 GS
Windows XP (most recent service pack)


Please help, i really wanna play this game, thanks...

[I Cant See Him]

Please help asap, i have been trying to make this game work for like 5 hours now...

[haslo]

You've got the newest ForceWare installed?

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_169.28.html

[I Cant See Him]

yeah, i uninstalled my driver completely and then installed the latest, it still wont work

[I Cant See Him]

please help i need to fix this asap

[Froooooom]

Search on this forum: http://forums.epicgames.com/showthre...t=black+screen
GL!

[TekHead]

Well its kinda normal for the screen to go back for about 10-30 secs till you get the "press any key" screen. Take me about 10 secs. and I have a fast box!! with 4 gigs. Just gotta deal with it

[I Cant See Him]

no it goes black then dies and gives me a nv4_disp error then i have to turn off my computer

[Metal_Militia]

1) Undo ANY overclocking (if any).
2) Uninstall the Nvidia Display Driver
3) Run Driver Sweeper--make sure to ONLY select display driver when you run it
4) Run a registry editor, like this one
4) Download and re-install the newest Nvidia display driver (I'd stay away from betas)
5) Test, and if ok, restore overclock
6) If problem still persists with overclocks, you need to check your voltages. If still a problem even without overclocks, run memtest and prime95. If either of these fail, you have a hardware issue.

[UrFatMom]

1) Undo ANY overclocking (if any).
2) Uninstall the Nvidia Display Driver
3) Run Driver Sweeper--make sure to ONLY select display driver when you run it
4) Run a registry editor, like this one
4) Download and re-install the newest Nvidia display driver (I'd stay away from betas)
5) Test, and if ok, restore overclock
6) If problem still persists with overclocks, you need to check your voltages. If still a problem even without overclocks, run memtest and prime95. If either of these fail, you have a hardware issue.

**** nice answer... If it still doesn't work after that, I'd buy another gpu ^^