, to add to this windows security sometimes that this to, but they ofcourse show a block/unblock window than. While an anti virus program doesn't always do that.

, perhaps they forgot to click 'run/view as administrator' for task manager and that gs3d is for some reason runs as a background proces?
No idea though just writing words now that pop up in my head.

Problem solved.
I tested only the published .exe on his laptop with the original main script and it all works fine. Its a problem with his graphics card or driver on his pc.
For this reason I could change what I wanted. It always crashed and it was not a problem with "sys_metrics" or "media_play".

But many thanks to all answers.


Best regards,
NJ

You said it was a newer and more power G-card. If you could can we know what g-card and more about the issues. It would be good to know if there is a g-card with 3gds conflicts

Mal

Agree with Malice, would be interesting to know what the card is. One I only know is with a few ATI cards that can overheat, but that is not instantly and be solved by setting fps_max.

Yes of course, I ask him today. I believe it was a nvidia gforce card. But he told me, that he has some problems, bluescreen or something else with his pc.
His pc is very crazy

Its very strange, cause he can play movies or we connect with teamviewer. No problems at all, but if he opened the published exe, than it crashed (It dont crashed with SED).

The only time I had these issues was
1) V-card and ati stop making a driver (2003)? Due to poor sales of the model
2) V-card , later, was failing as a device
3) V-Card , ( a friend) was not fully in the motherboard slot, (again 2002-2004, maybe)

Did he update his graphics AND direct X drivers?

doesn't even sound like only graphics related , if he gets the blue screen of death , it means a serious problem occurred with his software/hardware , he needs to focus on fixing his windows install first then see what happens , after that focus on drivers then hardware .

I doubt it's a driver only thing .

beware of overclocking memmory and such .

Uhh I dont know if the direct x drivers are the newest, but graphic card driver is ok.

So his graphics card is a "Nvidia Geforce 8500 GT". Not the newest, but he will buy a new pc next time.