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Hi, Battlefield 3 is now almost 2 years old. been playing it on the xbox for way too many hours and loved it! So I made the move to Pc this summer and decided to check out BF3. First of it was wired...
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield 3 it's in there "pbsvc" double click on it
1. Start "Un-Install/Remove Punkbuster Service"
2. Delete all files inside "C:\Origin Games\Battlefield3\pb"(Not the folder itself, though!)
3. Download Punkbuster from http://evenbalance.com/index.php?page=pbsetup.php [evenbalance.com]
4. Save the Setup in any folder on your computer
5. Start the Setup as administrator
6. Click "Add Game"
7. Choose "Battlefield 3" as game and make sure that the game path is your Battlefield 3 folder.
8. Click "Check for Updates"
C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield 3 it's in there "pbsvc" double click on it
do the top of the two tests wait to finish then try game again.
if not work then just simply reboot should be fine after.
no didnt work, I give up ! EA / DICE you lost a loyal fan. $$$$ out the window !
uninstalling bf3 and wont buy BF4 and wil tell all my friend not to buy it !
Bye!
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post your dxdiag.exe and sound card and graphics driver version in here then we fix your problem better i promise i get you working.
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OP Windows 7 pro 64bit (6.1,build 7601 )
System mayufacture MSI
System Model Ms-7821
Processor Intel i7-4770k. 3.5 GHz
Memory 8gb
DirectX version Directx 11
AMD radeon HD 7900
chip type AMD radeon graphics processor (0x6798)
DAC type Internal DAV (400MHz )
memory 4095 mb
driver : aticfx64.dll,
version 12.104.0.0
drover model WDDM 1.1
somethings like this ?
dont know what im doing
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[how to]post your dxdiag
Windows Vista or Windows 7
1. Right-click on the Menu bar and select Properties
2. Click on the Start Menu tab
3. Click on the Customize button
4. In the upper window, scroll down until you see the Run command and click on the corresponding checkbox
5. Click OK
6. Go to Start (Windows button on the Windows Taskbar)
7. Click Run
8. Type 'dxdiag' in the text field and click OK
Saving your DxDiag report- You shoud now see a DirectX Diagnostic Tool window appear
- At the bottom of the window, click on Save All Information
- You will now be prompted to save your file. Save it somewhere on your computer where it is easy for you to access like your desktop, this is the file you will need to attach to your post.
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