Hello everyone!
When I play Mass Effect on my PC, turn off
the PC and then reconnect the screen turns off, and only binds to
connect the printer (and sometimes not even then).
If the PC goes to
turn appears to load in the F2 key to "Run setup"
I have tried to
connect without having played Mass Effect, and so normally binds.
What is the
solution, which is now not with the printer.
The screen of my PC does not work if we play Mass Effect.
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J.Carlos
, août 16 2010 03:31
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Posté 16 août 2010 - 03:42
Gorath Alpha
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Sorry, this time I just can't follow you. Is there someone you can explain this to whose English is just a little better than yours, so with his / her help, you can explain things more clearly?
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Posté 16 août 2010 - 11:31
J.Carlos
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Sorry for my English, is not the best, but I try do my best.
Today I was playing Mass Effect on my PC fixed, but if I've played Mass Effect before, the screen does not turn on, is "suspended", and if I press the button to turn on the screen, the screen turn of automatically, but the pc continues to work . If you connect the printer, press the reset button on the PC, click the mouse and press the button to turn on the screen, then yes Windows starts.
I've tried turn on pc without having played Mass Effect and turn it on right.
Today I was playing Mass Effect on my PC fixed, but if I've played Mass Effect before, the screen does not turn on, is "suspended", and if I press the button to turn on the screen, the screen turn of automatically, but the pc continues to work . If you connect the printer, press the reset button on the PC, click the mouse and press the button to turn on the screen, then yes Windows starts.
I've tried turn on pc without having played Mass Effect and turn it on right.
Modifié par J.Carlos, 16 août 2010 - 11:32 .
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Posté 22 août 2010 - 05:12
The_guy_who_gets_annoyed_easily
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Uh, are you by any chance latin american? (Do you speak Spanish?)
If so then please post in Spanish and I'll help you.
As far as I understand the problem, your screen fails to respond once you start mass effect, but your PC continues working correctly (assuming that Windows didn't crash fatally at some point and you just can't see it), then you try to see if connecting your printer yields any response from the PC, and then you reset it, Windows starts properly and all is good. And it only happens when playing mass effect.
My theory is that your monitor does not support the resolution you're trying to run the game in and for whatever reason your monitor does not respond. So here it goes, after that happens hit alt+tab to switch windows and therefore minimizing ME and see if your monitor responds, OR you hit ctrl+alt+del or ctrl+alt+supr (for spanish configured keyboards). If neither of those yield any result in getting your monitor to work then we'll need your system specs OS, RAM, cpu, gpu, HDD (In spanish: Sistema Operativo, RAM, procesador, targeta grafica, disco duro)
Edit: After re-reading it, it may also be a problem with a dll
If so then please post in Spanish and I'll help you.
As far as I understand the problem, your screen fails to respond once you start mass effect, but your PC continues working correctly (assuming that Windows didn't crash fatally at some point and you just can't see it), then you try to see if connecting your printer yields any response from the PC, and then you reset it, Windows starts properly and all is good. And it only happens when playing mass effect.
My theory is that your monitor does not support the resolution you're trying to run the game in and for whatever reason your monitor does not respond. So here it goes, after that happens hit alt+tab to switch windows and therefore minimizing ME and see if your monitor responds, OR you hit ctrl+alt+del or ctrl+alt+supr (for spanish configured keyboards). If neither of those yield any result in getting your monitor to work then we'll need your system specs OS, RAM, cpu, gpu, HDD (In spanish: Sistema Operativo, RAM, procesador, targeta grafica, disco duro)
Edit: After re-reading it, it may also be a problem with a dll
Modifié par The_guy_who_gets_annoyed_easily, 22 août 2010 - 09:25 .
