Got a bug!

[Zapata935]

Hi guys, I've got a bug in my layout, <kuid:311512:100034>. Midland gradient post 06! It is inbuild content, so I can not delete it. Any suggestions? I would be grateful!

 

[JCitron]

What exactly is happening?

There are many bugs in Trainz - all versions....

 

[Zeldaboy14]

Maybe it's this bug? :hehe:

 

[JCitron]

We have plenty of these too:

http://www.naturemoms.com/potato_beetle.jpg

Lol

 

[Zapata935]

Self-sorted! The problem was a Nvidia beta download, windows 10 ready, on a 32 bit system! Roll back the driver and all returns to normal! Including bugs in gradient posts! It also removes irritating Americans!

 

[Zeldaboy14]

Glad to hear you got it sorted out. If you haven't already, you may want to disable automatic updates for graphic cards, as that may play a key issues in bugs like this for a while till NVIDIA get's everything sorted.

 

[JCitron]

Self-sorted! The problem was a Nvidia beta download, windows 10 ready, on a 32 bit system! Roll back the driver and all returns to normal! Including bugs in gradient posts! It also removes irritating Americans!

Sorry for teasing! We need humour around here once and awhile.

FYI. In the future please give us more details on bugs and such... there will be less fodder for jokes.

I'm glad you got this resolved. Issues like this can be painful sometimes. I agree with James. Do manual updates of drivers rather than letting the OS do it. I've followed this mantra for years when it comes to Windows updates.

John

 

[Zapata935]

You need to be a lot smarter, I only suggested to people, that windows 10 beta downloads that frigged your system were to be avoided, that's all. It may surprise you that I helped to build DOS databases and Microsoft Word in it's infant stages!

 

[JCitron]

You need to be a lot smarter, I only suggested to people, that windows 10 beta downloads that frigged your system were to be avoided, that's all. It may surprise you that I helped to build DOS databases and Microsoft Word in it's infant stages!

That's cool. I used to use MSSQL and manage databases and later worked at Oracle.

And I agree. I was one of the beta testers and did a reinstall, that is fresh from the DVD once all was said and done. I never, ever did upgrades as that always leaves unwanted bits of stuff everywhere. The biggest issue though is drivers, which are best to get from the manufacturer anyway because they are the ones that are the most up-to-date.

John