❗ D3D9?

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❗ D3D9?
Hi,

I've read that warrock changed to D3D9. If I try to start the game now (I've got the problem since this morning) I can push ok, then I can push game start. After that hackshield loads, the screen turns black... But while loading the game crashes. Does this have anything to do with D3D9? and how can I fix this?

Thanks,
Rick
Just Re-install, and run Smart Close before you run War Rock. You can Google Smart Close.
They reverted back to D3D8 today, G1 fail once again

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Just Re-install, and run Smart Close before you run War Rock. You can Google Smart Close.
That wont fix it, it is a GFX issue with ATI video cards..
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They reverted back to D3D8 today, G1 fail once again



That wont fix it, it is a GFX issue with ATI video cards..
I have got an ATI graphic card but I haven't got any problem.
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I have got an ATI graphic card but I haven't got any problem.
Which OS do you use? I think it was only a problem with ATI and Windows 7..
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Which OS do you use? I think it was only a problem with ATI and Windows 7..
Windows XP SP3
I've got an GeForce 9600M GT Turbocache, I was able to run warrock yesterday. Weird... Also the smar***ose program didn't work, nor did reinstalling.
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Hi,

I've read that warrock changed to D3D9. If I try to start the game now (I've got the problem since this morning) I can push ok, then I can push game start. After that hackshield loads, the screen turns black... But while loading the game crashes. Does this have anything to do with D3D9? and how can I fix this?

Thanks,
Rick
Hey I had the same problem, it may just be compatibility with Window 7. Right click on war rock > properties > compatibility > and then select Windows XP ( Service Pack 2) in the first box. Hope it works, it did for me.
Didn't resolve the problem, in the error file of Microsoft Visual Studio, they say: The thread tried to write to a virtual adress for which it does not have appropriate acces.
Run Smart Close >.>?
try update your drivers of video card..
They've switched back....
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