Hell's Katz Squad

I have a new computer on the way what is the easiest way for me to keep my game settings for BF2, CS, red ochestra and others without having to set my controls up again? Are there certain files I can transfer from my old comp to the new one and can I copy my BF2 accounts?

A lot of the time that data is kept within the My Documents folder - sometimes under it's own folder (like Battlefield 2 for example), and sometimes under "My Games" within My Documents. Just copy the entire game's directory, and put it back in My Documents where you found it on your new computer.

If the game your looking for is not kept under there, it's likely going to be harder to transfer, and it differs on a game-to-game basis.

This might help.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodte ... tfset.mspx

What're the specs? Just curious.

AMD X2 4400
Asus A8N32-sli deluxe
Asus EN7900GT
2 GB Crucial Ram
300G harddrive
Sound Blaster Audigy 2
600W Power Supply
Super lanboy case
CD/DVD R-RW

Pretty close to what I'm buying piece by piece right now.  I'm going with the 7900GTX and 2 150 gb 10,000 rpm hard drives set up at raid 0.  Your system should rock especially when you buy the 2nd 7900 gt for your sli setup.

That systems crazy cept for the soundcard. Thats some serious hardware.

Heeeeellllllllllllllllllpppppppppppppppppppp!!!!!

Windows takes a long time to load up for me and when i finally get to the desktop I get the following:

- startservice
  the service database is locked

- startservice
  can't start the kernal mode driver service

- error
  can't load EIO.dll

I found a bunch of forum posts about this but none containing a solution, you guys have any recommendations?

Did you recently change something?
If it was hardware remove it for a test - unplug all your usb devices too.

Does it start OK in safe mode?
Do you have any virus protection and is it updated?
Is your copy of XP legit and do you have all the latest updates from MS?
Play any Sony produced cd-rom's in your machine (rootkit)? 

Possible your HD is starting to fail or you have a conflicting hardware device during startup.

http://support.microsoft.com/default.as ... -us;315222
Try booting with the bootlog enabled and post it.
The Boot Logging text is recorded in the Ntbtlog.txt file in the %SystemRoot% folder.

lol Toms the man.

Major Tom wrote:Is your copy of XP legit and do you have all the latest updates from MS?

Come on Tom we are in the year 2006 of course it's not legit  .


I fixed the problem it was my sound card i updated the drivers and the problem is gone i hope.


thanks for the tech support Tom u are the man.