Counter Strike : Source ERROR!


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  bartekpl said:
I get this error when I try running the game!

I have the same error, I posted in the other preload today thread but we should dedicate this one.

To all that are affected by this error list your specs including os / cpu / vidcard / video drivers

xp sp2 2180

AMD 64 3000+

ATI AIW 9600xt

catalyst 4.8 (upgraded from 4.7's after the error)

Ive included hl2.exe to the dep exclussion list and the firewall. This does not fix it.

Any other bright ideas out there?

  Spyder said:

Nope, [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\EncodeDivXExt] @="{E9F5B111-CACC-4FD4-81FD-4EB4FD6765A3}" dosn't

exist in my registry.

Ive now deleted all game content from within steam and logged out. I payed a visit to the install dir and noticed that the content was not removed by steam. So I deleted it and rebooted. Launched steam and redownloaded cs source and still get the error. Searching google and MS still.

got the same problem here :(

I posted that problem too in another thread but no solution...

I have

intel mobo

intel P4 3GhZ HT

1gig RAM

radeon 9800XT

catalyst 4.8

I don't get it..... and I cleaned format not long ago with a slipstreamed sp2 install

really ****ed by this... ohh and I sended a troubleshooter over the steampowered.com website.... so anyone who have that problem maybe should do that too....

if anyone get a fix.... please let us know here!!!!

  Spyder said:

this is not the same problem... not the exact same problem addressed here?

I can open everything else on my computer fine.... and all of the others STEAM games for that matter.

It's only CS:S source that is causing me that problem

  bartekpl said:
On another post is said to go to your registry and delete something haveing to do with DIVX, but I dont have that in there :(

it's not for the same problem at all... and I don't think it has anything to do with our problem...

go to steampowered.com and send a troubleshooting log in the troubleshooting section....

the more people have this problem, the sooner they'll fix that (I hope ) :(

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