World of Warcraft...

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Hello... I've installed WoW onto my new laptop... Here are the specs and
everything...

Key Features & Benefits:
Intel Pentium M Duo T2060 processor
High-performing; won't slow you down
GB DDR2 533 Mhz memory
Upgradable to 4GB
8X DVD Super-Multi Optical drive
Supports a variety of formats
120GB Hard Disk Drive
Store everything from important documents to photos, music and more
15.4" Acer CrystalBrite screen
View your media on this crisp, bright screen that's easy on the eyes
Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium
The most reliable and secure Windows yet

Additional Features:
Mobile Intel 943GML Express chipset featuring Intel Graphics Media
Accelerator, Intel High Definition Audio Support, 5-in1-card reader, Acer
OrbiCam CMOS Camera, 802.11b/g wi-fi, 56K v.92 modem, 6-cell battery, PC Card
slot, four USB ports, external VGA port, Acer Arcade, Acer Launch Manager,
Norton Antivirus, Adobe Reader, Cyberlink Power Producer, One Year
International Traveler's Warranty

My question is, how can I get WoW to play??? Everytime, I start it up, it
goes through the patcher and everything, then it says something about the c
directory... I can't remember what it says, but then it gives me an option
of searching through the files and then fixing the problem... I do that, and
then it gets done, and the screen closes... I restart WoW, and then it does
the same thing... Any help or suggestions??? Tonight when I get home, I can
find out what the error is for sure, but thanks in advance for any help...
 
You need to make sure the patcher runs with administrative rights. To do
this right-click on the WoW shortcut and click Run as administrator, it
should then download the patch data and start the patcher program correctly.

I'm hoping Blizzard will sort something out in the near future, its a pretty
straight forward fix required.

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Ok... I fixed that problem... I can get into the game itself and run around
for a while, but then after a few minutes, it restarts my computer completely
with a shutdown error or something... It usually happens when I left click on
something... Any ideas there??? By the way... Thank you for the help with my
last issue. :)
 
Corey said:
Ok... I fixed that problem... I can get into the game itself and run
around
for a while, but then after a few minutes, it restarts my computer
completely
with a shutdown error or something... It usually happens when I left click
on
something... Any ideas there??? By the way... Thank you for the help with
my
last issue. :)
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That's probably down to the video driver. Check on Intel's website to see
if they have a newer one.

Here's the page on Intel's website to download the updated drivers:
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df-external/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=2301

Hopefully those will sort the issue out.

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Paul Smith,
Yeovil, UK.
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User.
http://www.windowsresource.net/

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That's probably down to the video driver. Check on Intel's website to see
if they have a newer one.

Here's the page on Intel's website to download the updated drivers:
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df-external/Product_Filter.aspx?ProductID=2301

Hopefully those will sort the issue out.
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I had an issue like that once. Turned out to be the video card itself.

I do have a new issue with World of Warcraft and my Logitech G15
gaming keyboard and Vista Ultimate. I believe it may be a driver
issue.

With the G15 keys I have a couple of them to perform certain macro's.
Nothing combative. Just a simple /exit, /wave, /roll 100. Couple of
others but you get the idea. Now when I select a player to /wave, in
Wow it shows 7 /waves. And if I roll (/roll 100) on a certain loot I
get the same 7 rolls.

I removed the Logitech keyboard drivers and re-installed them.
Re-assigned the keys again. All seem to work again. That night I put
the computer to sleep mode. Next I start Wow again. And the same thing
happens as before (7 /waves and /rolls).

My computer system:

Windows Vista Ultimate
2 Gig memory
Asus P5B Deluxe
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
Ati Radeon X1950Pro
Logitech G15 gaming keyboard and latest drivers
Logitech MX518 mouse
Soundblaster Audigy 2
Wd hard drives
 
The G15 problem is UAC. It works fine if UAC is off. I heard Logitech is
working on the problem.
 
A Problem I am having with WoW on my laptop is that the sound lags out and
sometimes slows the game down to a halt. It starts doing it on the opening
screen with the splash with username and password on it. it sounds very
crakley and pops alot. also it makes the mouse jerk like the pc is bogging
down. in game i still get pops and sometimes lags the game out horrible.
anyone have any ideas?
 
what are your notebook spec's ?

Robert Rucker said:
A Problem I am having with WoW on my laptop is that the sound lags out and
sometimes slows the game down to a halt. It starts doing it on the opening
screen with the splash with username and password on it. it sounds very
crakley and pops alot. also it makes the mouse jerk like the pc is bogging
down. in game i still get pops and sometimes lags the game out horrible.
anyone have any ideas?
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Here are my specs I am also going to try to download the new NVidia Drivers

Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard Pavilion dv9287cl
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU T5200@ 1.60GHz (2 CPUs),
~1.6GHz
Memory: 2046MB RAM
Hard Drive: (2) 120GB Hard Drives 240 GB(Total)
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600 256MB Dedicated Graphics
Memory
Monitor: 17" Widescreen HD Monitor
Sound Card: Internal Speaker/Headphone (Conexant High
Definition Audio) Speakers/Headphones: Both
Operating System: Windows VistaT Home Premium (6.0, Build 6000)
(6000.vista_rtm.061101-2205)
 
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