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Direct X Error

jpfil

jpfil

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Hi,

I had the bad idea to accept a Windows Vista update including a nNidia update for my 8800 GTS graphic card. The result? In FSDS 3.5.1 :

No 3D illustation, just this pop-up:

DirectX error(887602f8): warning: Render target buffer lost!
Unknown DirectX Error.

Can anyone explain this error and how to solve it?

Thanks.
 
The DirectX error desappear after I installed the latest nVidia update and desactivate Vista User Control option...
 
I experienced the same problem with a change in graphics card (the old one fried itself) to the NVIDEA GE Force 8400GS. The latest driver install now makes it workable but I believe there are other issues still lurking...should have had more ventilation around my old NVIDEA card;

Bruce
 
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