Pamm white screen

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  1. xsparter

    xsparter New Member

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    since i bought the game, the pamm has never worked on my pc, i have windows 7, and a nvidia gtx 770; i have arleady tryed to disable the firewall and any antivirus but however it doesn't seem to work. In addition i tryed to install a mod by myself (to play in a dedicated server with a friend), but even this attempt failed... do you have any suggestions?
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    Clopse Post Master General

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  3. xsparter

    xsparter New Member

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    i have the new version.
  4. DeathByDenim

    DeathByDenim Post Master General

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    Can you try running it from the command-line? Maybe it will show some errors that could be helpful.
    To do so, press <WinKey>+R, type cmd.
    Then enter the following commands:
    Code:
    cd "AppData\Local\Uber Entertainment\Planetary Annihilation\pamm"
    pamm
    It should say what it's doing and hopefully where it fails.
  5. xsparter

    xsparter New Member

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    It's stop at "Load Main Page".

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  6. DeathByDenim

    DeathByDenim Post Master General

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    So that is just before the Electron shell (that pamm uses) is supposed to start that rendering process. So it seems it crashes there.

    Can you try starting pamm like this?
    Code:
    pamm --disable-gpu
    If that doesn't help, can you try downloading Chrome (on which Electron shell is based) and type chrome://gpu in the address bar?
  7. xsparter

    xsparter New Member

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    it didn't work, here is the result of that chrome's command, i'm desperate help me D:

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  8. DeathByDenim

    DeathByDenim Post Master General

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    Hmm, according to that report it's not the graphics card at least. Strange... I'm not sure what else it could be.

    Can you try doing a clean boot to see if maybe some other software is interfering? Instructions for that can be found here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135/

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