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<blockquote data-quote="Statick" data-source="post: 888504" data-attributes="member: 86182">i will get the logs soon.&nbsp;today i started up and had this message &quot;switching to the reference rasterizer, a software device that implements the entire direct3D feature set, but runs very slowly&quot;. i clicked OK and then another message :&nbsp;&quot;Warning: Nothing wil be rendered. The reference rendering device was selected, but your computer only has a reduced-functionality reference device installed. Please check if your graphics card and drivers meet the minimum system requirements. a software device that implements the entire direct3D feature set, but runs very slowly.&quot;&nbsp;then the various loading stages continued, until the home screen should have appeared and instead i just saw the windows desktop again - except that as i moved the mouse around, it disappeared when i moved it into the area occupied by MP in the screenshot posted above, suggesting MP had decided to go into a funny squished shape, but had remained invisible.&nbsp;closed MP in the task manager, restarted it, and everything is fine. this is really weird.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Statick, post: 888504, member: 86182"] i will get the logs soon. today i started up and had this message "switching to the reference rasterizer, a software device that implements the entire direct3D feature set, but runs very slowly". i clicked OK and then another message : "Warning: Nothing wil be rendered. The reference rendering device was selected, but your computer only has a reduced-functionality reference device installed. Please check if your graphics card and drivers meet the minimum system requirements. a software device that implements the entire direct3D feature set, but runs very slowly." then the various loading stages continued, until the home screen should have appeared and instead i just saw the windows desktop again - except that as i moved the mouse around, it disappeared when i moved it into the area occupied by MP in the screenshot posted above, suggesting MP had decided to go into a funny squished shape, but had remained invisible. closed MP in the task manager, restarted it, and everything is fine. this is really weird. [/QUOTE]

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