Mayco Posted December 26, 2009 Share Posted December 26, 2009 For starters: Programs like "GameBoost" are fake and thus shit. If it DOES have any effect (which I doubt) it's only minimal and it'll gain you no extra FPS and maybe an unnoticable amount of speed.Second of all, it can't be a Windows 7 update, since it doesn't affect me plus I haven't heard about anyone else with this problem (a LOT of people have Windows 7). Try to roll back to an older NVIDIA driver.As I said I did roll back to an old driver but it didn't change anything :/Then I don't know what to do, I can try a system restoration but I must be sure of what I'm doing and if it worth it.Steam Support is really annoying, not answering :sSteam support takes several days to answer.How many drivers have you tried? Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 26, 2009 Author Share Posted December 26, 2009 For starters: Programs like "GameBoost" are fake and thus shit. If it DOES have any effect (which I doubt) it's only minimal and it'll gain you no extra FPS and maybe an unnoticable amount of speed.Second of all, it can't be a Windows 7 update, since it doesn't affect me plus I haven't heard about anyone else with this problem (a LOT of people have Windows 7). Try to roll back to an older NVIDIA driver.As I said I did roll back to an old driver but it didn't change anything :/Then I don't know what to do, I can try a system restoration but I must be sure of what I'm doing and if it worth it.Steam Support is really annoying, not answering :sSteam support takes several days to answer.How many drivers have you tried?Only the latest driver (don't remember its name but if you look at the 9800's ones you will find it),and if that's not the latest one that's the older one (the default one).Also I saw something about DirectX 11 that it can create some incompatibility problem or something, and that DX10 works better for games which don't handle DX11. Quote Link to comment
Mayco Posted December 26, 2009 Share Posted December 26, 2009 For starters: Programs like "GameBoost" are fake and thus shit. If it DOES have any effect (which I doubt) it's only minimal and it'll gain you no extra FPS and maybe an unnoticable amount of speed.Second of all, it can't be a Windows 7 update, since it doesn't affect me plus I haven't heard about anyone else with this problem (a LOT of people have Windows 7). Try to roll back to an older NVIDIA driver.As I said I did roll back to an old driver but it didn't change anything :/Then I don't know what to do, I can try a system restoration but I must be sure of what I'm doing and if it worth it.Steam Support is really annoying, not answering :sSteam support takes several days to answer.How many drivers have you tried?Only the latest driver (don't remember its name but if you look at the 9800's ones you will find it),and if that's not the latest one that's the older one (the default one).Also I saw something about DirectX 11 that it can create some incompatibility problem or something, and that DX10 works better for games which don't handle DX11.You don't have to worry about that; Both your graphics card and TF2 don't support DirectX 11. Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 26, 2009 Author Share Posted December 26, 2009 For starters: Programs like "GameBoost" are fake and thus shit. If it DOES have any effect (which I doubt) it's only minimal and it'll gain you no extra FPS and maybe an unnoticable amount of speed.Second of all, it can't be a Windows 7 update, since it doesn't affect me plus I haven't heard about anyone else with this problem (a LOT of people have Windows 7). Try to roll back to an older NVIDIA driver.As I said I did roll back to an old driver but it didn't change anything :/Then I don't know what to do, I can try a system restoration but I must be sure of what I'm doing and if it worth it.Steam Support is really annoying, not answering :sSteam support takes several days to answer.How many drivers have you tried?Only the latest driver (don't remember its name but if you look at the 9800's ones you will find it),and if that's not the latest one that's the older one (the default one).Also I saw something about DirectX 11 that it can create some incompatibility problem or something, and that DX10 works better for games which don't handle DX11.You don't have to worry about that; Both your graphics card and TF2 don't support DirectX 11.When I do Run> dxdiag it shows me I have DX11 o_o Quote Link to comment
Darkstar Posted December 26, 2009 Share Posted December 26, 2009 Same. It's because of 7, it comes with the latest release of DirectXBut Source games don't support DX11 yet :3 Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 26, 2009 Author Share Posted December 26, 2009 Then that's really weird, Left 4 dead bugs too but Left 4 Dead 2 don't seem to.Tf2 and Ep2 are based on source 2.0 so I guess that Portal will have the same problem.I need a solution, that's getting really annoying, anyways I'm going to reinstall TF2 cause my models are buggy, shiny and poor-textured(but details are on high,that's that autoexec file I deleted which do that). Quote Link to comment
Mayco Posted December 26, 2009 Share Posted December 26, 2009 For starters: Programs like "GameBoost" are fake and thus shit. If it DOES have any effect (which I doubt) it's only minimal and it'll gain you no extra FPS and maybe an unnoticable amount of speed.Second of all, it can't be a Windows 7 update, since it doesn't affect me plus I haven't heard about anyone else with this problem (a LOT of people have Windows 7). Try to roll back to an older NVIDIA driver.As I said I did roll back to an old driver but it didn't change anything :/Then I don't know what to do, I can try a system restoration but I must be sure of what I'm doing and if it worth it.Steam Support is really annoying, not answering :sSteam support takes several days to answer.How many drivers have you tried?Only the latest driver (don't remember its name but if you look at the 9800's ones you will find it),and if that's not the latest one that's the older one (the default one).Also I saw something about DirectX 11 that it can create some incompatibility problem or something, and that DX10 works better for games which don't handle DX11.You don't have to worry about that; Both your graphics card and TF2 don't support DirectX 11.When I do Run> dxdiag it shows me I have DX11 o_oDXDIAG shows it for me aswell, but currently the only cards that are capable of running DirectX 11 are ATi' HD5000 series. NVIDIA's upcoming 300-series will most likely support DX11 too, but they don't have a release date yet.Sorry for being offtopic Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 27, 2009 Author Share Posted December 27, 2009 For starters: Programs like "GameBoost" are fake and thus shit. If it DOES have any effect (which I doubt) it's only minimal and it'll gain you no extra FPS and maybe an unnoticable amount of speed.Second of all, it can't be a Windows 7 update, since it doesn't affect me plus I haven't heard about anyone else with this problem (a LOT of people have Windows 7). Try to roll back to an older NVIDIA driver.As I said I did roll back to an old driver but it didn't change anything :/Then I don't know what to do, I can try a system restoration but I must be sure of what I'm doing and if it worth it.Steam Support is really annoying, not answering :sSteam support takes several days to answer.How many drivers have you tried?Only the latest driver (don't remember its name but if you look at the 9800's ones you will find it),and if that's not the latest one that's the older one (the default one).Also I saw something about DirectX 11 that it can create some incompatibility problem or something, and that DX10 works better for games which don't handle DX11.You don't have to worry about that; Both your graphics card and TF2 don't support DirectX 11.When I do Run> dxdiag it shows me I have DX11 o_oDXDIAG shows it for me aswell, but currently the only cards that are capable of running DirectX 11 are ATi' HD5000 series. NVIDIA's upcoming 300-series will most likely support DX11 too, but they don't have a release date yet.Sorry for being offtopic Nah it's ok The only thing I can do is waiting for Steam support then, but I feel they won't answer (Guild Wars support helps faster than them,Wooooo!^^)If that's not my card, not Windows 7, then mmm....Virus? I scanned fastly my pc and no problems were detected, I'll do it again though cause I didn't finish the analysis (I use Bitdefender 2010) Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 27, 2009 Author Share Posted December 27, 2009 [Double post soz pls kthxbai ]Ok, I installed TF2 again, this time I deleted the TF2 folder in my hard disk but after installing/updating I still have very low framerate (and still the ugly models, because of something in the autoexec that alterated the models, that's for sure).Also I checked, it's the same problem in L4D but L4D2 is ok(but they both are based on the source engine, so that's weird that only one of them works correctly).Another thing, I've the impression gmod starts to be a victim too, I mean in Zombie Survival especially (singleplayer is ok and I tried to see on Noxious -shame on me - if I had low fps but I didn't have enough time to check that) the fps often go down between 45-20-25 which is quite annoying (but it's not as worst as TF2 though).On Steam Support's side, nothing, I'm still waiting but I think they won't answer me (and I didn't get any confirmation from the french Steam support, cause I told you I've asked them too).The suspects, for me, are: Graphic card failure(?)/pilot, Windows 7(but that would be strange because those who have W7 don't seem to bug), processor bug (strange too because my other games seem to work fine :/ ), Direct X(???)Also I've put Steam in compatilibity mode for Vista, it displayed a message that it's not recommended etc etc but that's still buggy in game.Only Steam Support can really help me now I think, unless I find the source of the problem before. :/ Quote Link to comment
confusion Posted December 27, 2009 Share Posted December 27, 2009 to run it in compatibility mode, right click tf shortcut, select compatibility tab, check the "run this game in compatibility mode" an select xp or other. Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 27, 2009 Author Share Posted December 27, 2009 to run it in compatibility mode, right click tf shortcut, select compatibility tab, check the "run this game in compatibility mode" an select xp or other.Yesterday I tried this, I went to the steamapps/username/teamfortress2/ and I clicked on the hl2 thingy and set the compatibility mode on Vista but I had an error message, I'll retry tomorrow and get that message. Quote Link to comment
confusion Posted December 28, 2009 Share Posted December 28, 2009 try xp, steam will report that it's not good to run it in compatibility but ignore it Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 29, 2009 Author Share Posted December 29, 2009 (edited) I finally received a mail from Steam support, they asked me to send them a msinfo32 file so they can analyze my configuration.Hello Yannis,Thank you for contacting Steam Support.Please follow the instructions linked below to run a msinfo32 report to attach to this case so we may further diagnose the issue:Title: How to run and submit MSINFO32 Info reportsURL: http://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1376-WTZN-9132Note: Please make sure your operating system is updated fully before running the report.http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/en/default.asp I did that,now I have to wait again but I hope they will find something.. :<Edit: Also,confusion, I tried the xp mode, no better results :/ Edited December 29, 2009 by Chikennugget1 Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 29, 2009 Author Share Posted December 29, 2009 I need some help, Steam Support sent me an email saying that my msinfo32 file is corrupted.So I have some steps to follow to recreate the file (and check if that's not corrupted).I can't copy paste the steps cause I'm on my ipod but well,ok here is the first step:1) I have to go the command prompt, but then, the person who sent the mail says "type "net localgroup administrators NetworkService/ADD recreate the msinfo file and open the file to make sure it's not corrupted"But I don't know what do I must type into the command prompt, I tried "net localgroup" but it gave me a weird text, if I copy "net localgroup administrators NetworkService" and maybe with /add I have "Error system 5".I need help, though I didn't have enough time to do that (got discretly on the comp just to see the thing).Then the second step is in case that the file would still be corrupted I will have to repair the WMI.I especially need to know what do I enter in the command prompt :/ Quote Link to comment
Darkstar Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 (edited) Aha, I know what to do here:Heres a visual aid to help :3And then press enterWith that last one, I tried it before I made these screenshots, and it said it had worked or something like that Edited December 29, 2009 by ERROR 401 Quote Link to comment
Axon Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 ...Worked for me too. Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 29, 2009 Author Share Posted December 29, 2009 Ah thanks But if I get a system error 5 (hope I won't) what do I do?I'ma do that tomorrow Quote Link to comment
Darkstar Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 But if I get a system error 5 (hope I won't) what do I do?Go "FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-" at your PC, and then show me screenshots of whats happened Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 29, 2009 Author Share Posted December 29, 2009 But if I get a system error 5 (hope I won't) what do I do?Go "FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-" at your PC, and then show me screenshots of whats happenedOkay, but I can't go on the pc now so that'll be tomorrow :3 Quote Link to comment
Axon Posted December 29, 2009 Share Posted December 29, 2009 I did what he suggested. And my FPS issues disappeared. Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted December 30, 2009 Author Share Posted December 30, 2009 (edited) Damn,I entered that I got system error 5, so I launched the prompt as administator and I got "System error 1376" "The specified local group doesn't exists"EDIT: I tried "net localgroup administrateurs NetworkService /ADD" (because I typed net localgroup and it wrote me the different groups, and administrators was administrateurs so I typed this one,french,to see) and it wrote that the command ended correctly But then how I see if my file is not corrupted Edit2: I followed the steps of the guy and it doesn't works, I think I'm going to do a system restoration.Very harrassing to do that command prompt thingy with all those commands. Edited December 30, 2009 by Chikennugget1 Quote Link to comment
Axon Posted January 3, 2010 Share Posted January 3, 2010 Hey Chicken, I saw this pinned on the TF2 forums.http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1093560Maybe it'll help you out. Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted January 3, 2010 Author Share Posted January 3, 2010 Thanks, I'll check that. Quote Link to comment
Chikennugget1 Posted January 8, 2010 Author Share Posted January 8, 2010 Double post again.I've sent again a mail to steam support last week but they are very long to answer (...)I played some Zombie Survival and my fps are low and sometimes very laggy when I'm looking at some points of the map.I don't know, I'm sure that's Windows 7, I don't want to uninstall it because I don't have Vista CDs, and I don't want to have this mammoth, taking 3 hours to boot, maybe that's just some incompatibility with the system, I don't know.Nothing seems to work so I'll just continue installing games and running them and we'll see if something miraculous happens or whatever....... Quote Link to comment
confusion Posted January 8, 2010 Share Posted January 8, 2010 i have 7 and it's normal for me Quote Link to comment
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