"Mari0_1.6.exe has stopped working"
- Flutter Skye
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System specifications please.
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Start > Run > Type in "dxdiag" > Ok
then make a screenshot of that and put it here.
then make a screenshot of that and put it here.
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When was the last time you updated you Graphic card?
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I honestly don't agree to cooperate with him.LionGamer wrote:IDK
Ehh .. is the graphic card intel ?
Check the display tab in that window.
Alternatively, you could use a program called Speccy. Check this thread for info on that viewtopic.php?f=10&t=26
Now other questions. Answer ALL OF THEM.
1) Was this the first time you ran Mari0? Did it work before on the same computer?
2) Does the game crash immediately or does a windows show up for a split second (or longer)?
3) Have you installed any mods or other custom content?
4) Do other games work on your computer (for example Ortho Robot)?
Alternatively, you could use a program called Speccy. Check this thread for info on that viewtopic.php?f=10&t=26
Now other questions. Answer ALL OF THEM.
1) Was this the first time you ran Mari0? Did it work before on the same computer?
2) Does the game crash immediately or does a windows show up for a split second (or longer)?
3) Have you installed any mods or other custom content?
4) Do other games work on your computer (for example Ortho Robot)?
Run windows update and fetch the latest drivers automatically.
But alternatively, since I have a feeling you don't really run licensed Windows and you have updates disabled, you'll want to fetch them from the manufacturer's site.
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
You might want to use "automatically find drivers".
Also for the record, the driver page for your computer should be this: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/soft ... 39113#N277
But alternatively, since I have a feeling you don't really run licensed Windows and you have updates disabled, you'll want to fetch them from the manufacturer's site.
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
You might want to use "automatically find drivers".
Also for the record, the driver page for your computer should be this: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/soft ... 39113#N277