WIN XP: Sudden Restart During Gameplay

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WIN XP: Sudden Restart During Gameplay

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From: Nick on 01/04/2003
I have a problem, whenever I play a game (Civilization III, Dungeon Siege or Neverwinter Nights) My computer suddenly restarts, or freezes in the middle of gameplay. Dungeon Siege, however, has a Gathering Exception Data error.

The things I have done to resolve this error is adjusted my graphics hardware acceleration, I have updated my video driver (made the problem worse) I have disabled my AGP texturing. But to no avail my computer still has these errors.

I am currently running a Windows XP home edition OS, I have a Geforce 2 MMx video card, 256 MB of Ram and more than enough space on my hard drive. If anyone has a resolution to this error. Please help me through either Romote assistance or by emailing me at Nsimeone2000@hotmail.com

Thank you very much,

Nick

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From: Luke on 12/23/2003
lol well guys i 4got all about this but i had it on my favourites n thought id pop in lol ive got hordes of the underdark now n a nvidia geforce4 mx440 n it never crashed again hehehe neway its xmas eve now n im pissed n merryyyyy christmas 2 u all n a happy new year lol l8erz o i play multiplayer my acount name is TheShark if u come on look me up it would be funny 2 meet one of u on it lol

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From: JT on 07/26/2003
I am having a similar problem as well. It happens when I load my most recent saved game which has thus prevented me from playing the game any further.
ANY help would be appreciated!

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From: Luke on 04/19/2003
look mate im having the exact same problem i cant tell u how 2 solve it but i have a geforce 2 as well so i reckon thats it mate ive looked everywhere got the new drivers dunt do nowt my bro bought the game n he had a geforce 2 n it restarted as well but he got a 128mb ATI Radeon n it never did it again so even tho they recommend on the readme i think there chatting crap so id do that if u do find out wots matter post a msg n tell me aight mate cya later

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From: Keith on 01/14/2003
First of all get the latest detonator drivers from www.nvidia.com next make sure the card or processor is not overheating this will cause the system to reboot.

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