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Jela331
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I had Service Pack 2, two days ago. And I installed Service Pack 3 because I wanted to play "The Walking Dead" so badly.
But, my PC is now slower for no reason and when I turn on CS2D I sometimes get "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION."
But sometimes I can turn it on but it runs really slow and it shuts down in 10 seconds.

So, community, can you tell me how do I delete Service Pack 3(it says my langauge isn't listed so I have problems) or how to boost up CS2D.


P.S:
Carnage Contest doesn't work either.

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It's XP Service Pack.

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DC
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Updating drivers (video card drivers in first instance!) and DirectX should do the job.
Otherwise try to run the game in OpenGL mode.

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Jela331
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Fuck it, I'm reinstalling Windows XP later. Service Pack 3 is fucking bullshit, it slowed up my youtube videos and it takes 10 fucking years to start up.

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Wow, a lot of swears, my new fucking record.

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Well,I use Windows XP Service Pack 3. It doesn't seem to load long or so.. try system restore and check for virus.

Maybe you have to much background Programms running?
btw:i think windows xp sp3 runs BETTER,than win 7.just my opininon

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@user Jela331:
Please, don't be stupid. Everyone knows that SP2 is much better than SP3. So just update drivers using a free software called "Slim Drivers".

Hope it helps

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@user Jela331:
Please, don't be stupid. Everyone knows that SP2 is much better than SP3.

How is he being stupid if he will go back to SP2?

Makes no sense, he is doing the right thing.

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You should update video drivers and DirectX itself. You can read this article - how to download and install DirectX, if you'll have any problems. Also, install all the updates provided by Microsoft.
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Everyone knows that SP2 is much better than SP3.

What you're doing right now is trying to start a flame war about Windows. SP3 is way better than SP2, and generally I still don't understand why do people use Windows XP when there is Windows 7 which runs faster.

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Upgrading with registry editor is better. I have SP2 but in registry its SP3 and i can play games which require SP3. Even Paint.NET.

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I still don't understand why do people use Windows XP when there is Windows 7 which runs faster.


Big mistake, windows XP consumes less RAM memory (thats why aplications require almost the double on win7/vista) and its easier for the CPU to preform tasks than in windows 7/vista.
Conclusion : Win XP runs almost 2x faster than Windows 7/Vista, so you're wrong.

About the SP3 problem, i can't tell you anything more than update your drivers (since i've only ran win xp SP2 and win 7).

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If you don't know how to configure Windows 7 - it's your problem, am I right? Windows 7 by default comes with many things you don't need. You just need to turn off things like Aero, remove programs from autostart, and so on. I was using Windows 7 for some time and it was running very fast, faster than Windows XP.

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Okay, let's get back to the topic please?
Sorry for my "attempts" to start a flame war, but there is a person who need to know how to make SP3 run faster.

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Jela331
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Okay, I deleted Service Pack 3. What a pain in the ass it was while I was attemping to delete it. You may close the thread.

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You may close the thread.

Threads stay open to help people that may need it in the future. They only get closed due to spam but never because they are solved.

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If you don't know how to configure Windows 7 - it's your problem, am I right? Windows 7 by default comes with many things you don't need. You just need to turn off things like Aero, remove programs from autostart, and so on. I was using Windows 7 for some time and it was running very fast, faster than Windows XP.


You can stop programs on startup in Windows XP as well, and its WAY more faster than Windows 7. Ofcourse if you put the standart Windows XP theme in Windows 7 will run faster, but not as fast than WinXP (even disabling the startup programs wont make it faster). You know few about Windows XP do you?

Sorry about offtopic.

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There are ways you can choose to fix this:
1. Reinstall system.
2. Install system with SP3 Included.
3. Stop wasting your time on playing games.
4. Get a job, and get better computer.

I never had problems with Windows XP SP3 (Polish version). I once installed English one, it sucks and lots of applications crashes.

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@user WinterPwnd:
I've been working with computers when there Windows XP wasn't released yet. I know a lot about Windows XP and Windows 7, the way they work and how they differ from each other. I know that you can remove programs from autostart in Windows XP, but that was just an example. Windows 7 is notably faster. Some time ago TestFreaks.com ran a series of tests on Windows XP, 7, and Vista. Windows 7 was tied XP in many areas, even beating it in a few. The version of Windows 7 also contributes greatly to whether there's a noticeable speed increase. Most computer systems in recent years have been based around 32-bit technology, meaning that the processor of the computer used 32 bits, and all of the drivers for the computer's hardware are also made for a 32-bit machines. However, Windows 7 does offer a 64-bit version (so did Vista, but Vista is slow), and the 64 bit version is about 10% faster. If your computer is 64-bit, you will definitely get more speed from the 64-bit version of Windows 7, as compared to Windows XP or even Windows 7 32-bit. The reality is, you're not going to notice huge speed gains or losses if you only use your computer for word processing, email, and Internet.
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