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Might be, but I'd check that to. Also if your running vista make sure the game is running under administrator. Then jump on the GoW website and it should list compatibilty issues on there.

Oh yeah, dont buy things from Hardley Normal to :P that might help.

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GRR!! I just reinstalled did not fix.

Installed latest drivers did not fix.

Installed latest direct x did not fix.

Installed updates did not fix...

Im stumped, any other idea's???

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Go to Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Event View and look for any log info in there

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hhhmmm...

A lot of games, and general programs will do this for many reasons... The above are sort of typical, however normally would let the game work at all... You would 'typically' get an error message from or of the above issues...

When it returns back to the windows desktop - does the game still remaining in the task bar on the bottom of your screen?

If so this may be caused by a number of things, internet firewall is one of the most likely...

Let me know if it remains in the task bar when it switches back...

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Make sure you install SP1 for Vista.

As for fixing the problem, right click on the game icon on the desktop (or folder) > Compatibility Tab > and select run as administrator.

This should fix the problem. I would also check the game forum for a list of known problems.

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Doing this seems to fix lots of crap!!! You would think they would have some sort of inbuilt system to recognise compatibility issues!! Im sticking with XP until the change is inevitable!!

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I run Vista Ultimate 64Bit and it is fine for gaming.

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You might be better off googling the errors to get responses and fixed from other gamers out there, Also, have you tried patching the game?

http://www.gamearena.com.au/downloads/deta...patch-1-revised

Or google search for the patch to download from somewhere else..

And have a look here mate:

http://au.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_m...pic_id=26035954

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Please follow these steps

1. Go to my computer, on your desktop

2. Click C: drive

3. Go to Program Files

4. Microsoft Games folder, then click on Gears of War folder (if you have placed Gears of War folder in another location on your computer go to that location and find Gears of War)

5. Look for Binaries

6. Once Binaries is open scroll down until you find Startup application (not startup.dll)

7. Right click on it and click on Run as Administator

Each time you run Gears of War you must Run as Administator to avoid crashes. This solution have worked I was on Gears of War a few minutes with zero problems. If you are experiencing crashes even with step by step help, try updating your video card drivers.

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