1. A good explanation of the issue you are encountering. What are you doing right before you experience the issue? Crashing while using the fortune boxes...Straight to desktop no errors. Also while working in Inventory Screen, upgrading weapons. Same thing crashes to desktop no errors.

2. What type/speed of internet connection do you have? T1
3. Is your ISP throttling your p2p connections? No
4. What antivirus do you use? Corporate Symantec
5. Are you behind a router? No
6. Wireless or wired? Wired
7. Dual Monitors or single -Single laptop interface
8. Do you use any software firewalls beyond Windows firewall? No

Before you say update drivers, I can't Geforce Go 7900 GS drivers were only manufacturer specific, and Gateway no longer exists, so I can't get a more updated driver than what I have. Plays all games I have tried with no issues. I can play the game itself no problem, its when I try to work in Inventory or with the AP items screens that I crash.

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System Information
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Time of this report: 7/17/2009, 09:00:26
Machine name: Smooth
Operating System: Windows Vista™ Business (6.0, Build 6001) Service Pack 1 (6001.vistasp1_gdr.090302-1506)
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)
System Manufacturer: Gateway
System Model: Gateway M685
BIOS: Rev 1.0
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T7200 @ 2.00GHz (2 CPUs), ~2.0GHz
Memory: 2046MB RAM
Page File: 1069MB used, 3262MB available
Windows Dir: C:\Windows
DirectX Version: DirectX 10
DX Setup Parameters: Not found
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DDraw Status: Enabled
D3D Status: Enabled
AGP Status: Enabled

You really have a T1 line? Lucky you (although it looks like you are playing at work)

Since you can play already I'll skip alot of the questions I would ask and just point you to a couple troubleshooting threads that exist already (Some people see the S19 error and others don't. At this point it looks as if this is the same issue). If any of these solutions work for you please post what did work.

http://forums.aeriagames.com/viewtopic.php?t=475571
http://forums.aeriagames.com/viewtopic.php?t=474293

It really sounds like it's graphics related in your case though...something about the shading or rendering on one of the inventory pages must be hitting your card/drivers inappropriately. Have you played around with antialiasing and antroscopic filtering settings at all? Are they both currently set to "let the game manage" or "automatic"? I'd suggest messing with them a bit (but remembering where they are now so you can set them back).

OSUBeaver wrote:

You really have a T1 line? Lucky you (although it looks like you are playing at work) Since you can play already I'll skip alot of the questions I would ask and just point you to a couple troubleshooting threads that exist already (Some people see the S19 error and others don't. At this point it looks as if this is the same issue). If any of these solutions work for you please post what did work. http://forums.aeriagames.com/viewtopic.php?t=475571 http://forums.aeriagames.com/viewtopic.php?t=474293 It really sounds like it's graphics related in your case though...something about the shading or rendering on one of the inventory pages must be hitting your card/drivers inappropriately. Have you played around with antialiasing and antroscopic filtering settings at all? Are they both currently set to "let the game manage" or "automatic"? I'd suggest messing with them a bit (but remembering where they are now so you can set them back).

Yes I have a T1 and no I am not playing at work

I tried turning off antroscopic and antialiasing already instead of application controlled. That didnt help. Also I tried the options for compatibility mode and deleting the asi file and that didn't help either. Once again crashing in the inventory area afte a short period of time.

Very very annoying...

I have been testing this more and now have gotten it to crash with an actual error message.

Hope this helps in solving the issue.

lionheartman wrote:

I have been testing this more and now have gotten it to crash with an actual error message. Hope this helps in solving the issue.

I get the same error message and I can't figure it out either... mine will load up, i'll jump into a game, kill one guy and BOOM! crash to the desktop=/someone please HELP!!!!!!

well I found a friend whos daughter is a programmer and this is the conversation I had with her...I'm not sure if it will help in solving the problem but I'm going to try the theory.....FYI if this is the problem then the launcher download from aeria games site is faulty cause thats where I had dl'd it from....

kcidozer1:
yeah
kcidozer1:
i work with pcs all day
kcidozer1:
whats up
tazzdaman: o0o
tazzdaman: hm...maybe you can help....ever heard of a game called wolf team?
kcidozer1:
not really
kcidozer1:
why
tazzdaman: well I downloaded it today and I keep getting this error
tazzdaman: http://forums.aeriagames.com/viewtopic.php?p=3707801#3707801
kcidozer1:
something wrong with the game link
tazzdaman: something wrong with the game link?
kcidozer1:
the link ur downloading it from
kcidozer1:
something wrong with the down loading part of the memory of the game is not loading right
kcidozer1:
or ur memory is not excepting it
tazzdaman: it's weird because I can get into the game and kill like 1 or 2 guys and it just crashes 2 the desktop
tazzdaman: that error only came up once and I took a screen of ot
kcidozer1:
my daughter is a programer
kcidozer1:
and she said part of the game for u to download is missing
kcidozer1:
its a programming error
kcidozer1:
not ur pc but the game it self
tazzdaman: hm. well I downloaded the dl launcher from a site...maybe I got the wrong launcher
kcidozer1:
maybe but she said terminate the down loading and delete from ur pc what u got already and try to get a different link to download
tazzdaman: i'll try that but like I said i dl'd the launcher and the launcher dl's the game for you
kcidozer1:
some games have several link to down load make sure u get the right one for ur pc
kcidozer1:
another thign
kcidozer1:
if its got virsus ur pc wont except all of the dl
kcidozer1:
it will automaticly delete what infected
kcidozer1:
that could be part of the problem as well
tazzdaman: hm...well apparently it's a pretty widely played game. but I'll see what I can do with the launcher...thanks a million=)

lionheartman wrote:

I have been testing this more and now have gotten it to crash with an actual error message. Hope this helps in solving the issue.

This is a memory error, which is often related to RAM or HDD. Here are a few possible troubleshooting suggestions:

1. Check your RAM for errors (you can get software to help with this)
2. Check your hard drive for errors (chkdsk, etc)
3. Close background applications that may cause conflicts (msconfig is good for this)
4. Check for viruses and other bad things
5. Check hardware drivers for latest version

AndoSky wrote:

lionheartman wrote: I have been testing this more and now have gotten it to crash with an actual error message. Hope this helps in solving the issue.   This is a memory error, which is often related to RAM or HDD. Here are a few possible troubleshooting suggestions: 1. Check your RAM for errors (you can get software to help with this) 2. Check your hard drive for errors (chkdsk, etc) 3. Close background applications that may cause conflicts (msconfig is good for this) 4. Check for viruses and other bad things 5. Check hardware drivers for latest version

Ummm Thank you for the information, however, that is about as cookie cutter of a response for Help Desk support as you can get. I have been in IT for over 15 years.

MY RAM is perfectly fine it passes memtest86 just fine, I checked it before I posted, also remember per my first post I can play any game just fine, only this one has issues. I play games with alot more graphical "umph" than this one.

My harddrive does not have any errors either. Chkdsk /r /f comes back with no errors what so ever.

No background apps are running during multiple testing cycles.

I do not have virus's on this machine that I can assure you. It is as clean as a newly formated harddrive.

My drivers are as up to date as I can get them. See post #2.