Graphics card i have installed a newgraphics card and it keeps making my computer reboot during gameplay ie fear medal of honour it also flashes i have tried reinstalling but no use plz help

Find another hobby. Years will go by and you'll LEARN ZERO! Find a sport and avoid WAR GAMES for the rest of your life!

have you install direct x latest version???

check memory or graphics suspect memory

well here are some solutions to try:
1. Re install the game
2. Check the websites F.A.Q.
3. Search it on google
4. Get a better graphics card

i re-installed the program!

Hi there,

The EA website says the minimum requirements are:

• Video: DirectX 9.0c compatible video card with 128 MB or more memory, Pixel Shader 3.0 support, and one of these chipsets is required:
  • ATI Radeon X1300 Pro or greater
  • NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT or greater
    • Note: NVIDIA 6800XT/LE, 7100GS, 7200GS/LE, 7300 GS/GT are not supported
  • Note: NVIDIA SLI and ATI Crossfire modes are NOT supported, and may have a negative effect on gameplay. In addition, ifyou have an NVIDIA SLI or ATI Crossfire setup, we recommend you do notuse the 'Force Split Frame Rendering' option. This option has beenshown to have a negative effect on performance.

Chances are your card doesn't support pixel shader 3.0. So either upgrade the card to the NVidia 6600 or you can use an emulator like this:
http://www.transgaming.com/products/swiftshader/
or
http://www.3dfxzone.it/dir/tools/3d_analyze/index.php

But for all the fuss of trying you'll still be better of getting one of the latest graphics cards compatible with pixel shader 3 or higher. Although, do bare in mind that you will need to find a graphics card compatible with your motherboard. This is why many people are now opting to use consoles for gaming to avoid all these 'unknown' requirements.
All the best in your endeavours.

Sean
PiDigital.co.uk

Had same problem. Go to Control Panel/Programs and Features and uninstall the NVIDIA agia physics drivers. Then try installing the game again and it shoul dwork fine. I think the problem is that you have a later Agia Physics driver on your PC than what is on the Medal of Honor disk. What advise against uninstalling windows and all that malarky - just do some research.

make sure you have the proper directx installed.......
reinstall the game....i think some game files might have corrupted due to virus.....

Try this.

Download the unified Radeon drivers from ATI's website... do not use Windows update. Get the Drivers Only package. for Vista 32-bit

If you can get to the desktop:
Uninstall the existing display drivers by using the remove hardware utility. Whatever they are... remove them. Reboot. Windows will try to reinstall the drivers on the next boot. If it allows you cancel the installation at any time during install do it. Run the downloaded package from ATI. Reboot.

If you can't get to the desktop:
Press F8 when booting and enter safe mode with networking. Download the ATI drivers from ati.com for Vista 32-bit.
Uninstall the display drivers. Reboot. Should take you to the desktop on the next boot so you can run the install program.

Follow these steps:

Uninstall current graphics card drivers. Before you install your new card, you'll need to uninstall your current graphics card's drivers to avoid any potential conflicts. Right-click My Computer and select Properties. Under the Hardware tab, find the button to open the Device Manager. Your graphics card should be listed under the Display Adapter heading. Double-click the name of your graphics card to open a properties window for your current card. Last step: Under the Driver tab, click the Uninstall button.


Remove old card. Turn off your PC and unplug it from the wall. Open the case Make sure you first ground yourself by first touching a metal part of your PC case or by wearing an antistatic wrist strap. (Grounding yourself will prevent you from getting shocked and from unintentionally damaging your PC's components.) If you are replacing a graphics card, you'll need to remove a small screw attached to the back plate prior to taking out the card.

Install new card. It wouldn't hurt to page through your new card's instruction manual at this point. Then, take your new graphics card out of its foil wrapper and slide it into your motherboard's slot. Press down firmly with even force until it is securely in place (your system won't boot up unless the card is in all the way). Screw it into the back plate and close up your case.

Install new drivers. Turn on your PC and install the drivers. Windows XP should automatically recognize the new hardware and walk you through the installation wizard. If Windows doesn't detect the card, click Settings from the Start menu. Open the Control Panel and click Add Hardware. From there, a wizard will help you install the new drivers from the CD that came bundled with your new card. It's a good idea to check the graphic card vendor's Web site for more up-to-date drivers, just in case the vendor has released drivers since manufacturing your card. Once you've downloaded the drivers, simply restart your PC. Now, you're ready to start gaming.

If this doesnt work, then your card is BAD.