[Crazy]

this problem occured when i just got on halo CE and i joined a game then it just randomly went black screen n back to game. n it said the driver igfx is not responding or something like that.

i have tried finding how to fix it but i just cannot, so pleeaz if u no how to fix it HELP

P.S it only occurs when i start playing a game

[Knight]

Update your drivers. Maybe that will help :D

[«LSR»Frag]

Try updating the game or try to re-install.

[«LSR»Galbat]

You probably joined the server when the map changed very quickly, for example a person changes the map, as it loads, he quickly changes it again and some people's screen may go black but you are still on the server and will rejoin when the map loads again.

[UzzyFTW]

^true story

But he says it happens when he jons gameS, well, update drivers first

[Heat]

Ok, I had the same problem. I fixed it changing the name of the haloce.exe to halo.exe :D

[«LSR»Galbat]

That is a weird solution, how does that work

[SmG Nukem]

That may be a solution if a program is pointing to haloce.exe and causing the problem. By changing the name that program might no longer find it.
Better if you can find and fix the program that is causing the problem but if it works then why not.

[Beasty]

if your system files are corrupted, you could try scanning and repairing them with Windows file checker utility. Log onto your admin account on your PC, then click start -> all programs -> accessories -> right click command prompt and click run as administrator, this opens an elevated command prompt. Enter "sfc /scannow" and press Enter. See if that helps. If not, you may need to update your drivers by going to start -> and right click on computer and click "manage". Then click devices, "display" look for igfx. Right click it and click "uninstall". Once it has uninstalled, shut down your computer and then turn it back on (not reset! shut it down fully). After this your computer will redownload the driver by itself.

The problem is caused because igfx is a driver that manages exporting images from your on-board intel graphics system to the monitor on windows 7/vista. If the above doesn't work, your only choice is to go out and buy a cheap video card, install that, then go into BIOS and disable on-board video

[Heat]

I know, my solution sounds crazy, but it works....