Author Topic: Portal 2 Problem - Black Screen afafafafafaf  (Read 1891 times)

I have problem.
Whenever I open Portal 2 and start playing, in the beginning there is only black, nothing surrounding me.
I'm mad because i wanna play my game. >:C
forget someone help me.
I don't know if my computer needs a different graphic card or what, and I don't know if it has DirectX or Pixel Shader 2.0, which Portal 2 needs to run on.

Quickly before I punch my loving computer.

Install DirextX and Pixel Shader 2, then try to play game.

If that doesn't work, then yes, it is your graphics card.

Install DirextX and Pixel Shader 2, then try to play game.

If that doesn't work, then yes, it is your graphics card.
I downloaded DirectX, but apparently that isn't the problem. Google has failed me in finding a download for Pixel Shader, and I found out that it would already be installed in my graphics card. Unfortunately, my computer decided to be a handicap and not let me into my specs information. So right now I don't know what the forget to do.

You don't "download" pixel shaders, lol.

Pixel Shading is a technology that is literally built into the very graphics chip itself.  You can't get a better pixel shader without buying a new GPU unless you're already at the top.

Windows Key + R, type in "DxDiag" without the quotes.  Go into display tab, tell me what your video card manufacturer is.  It should be either ATI, Nvidia or Intel.

I don't know if my computer needs a different graphic card or what, and I don't know if it has DirectX or Pixel Shader 2.0, which Portal 2 needs to run on.

Quickly before I punch my loving computer.
~
that happends to most of my source games.
just reinstale it or wait for an update.

just reinstale it or wait for an update.
wait for that wal-mart brand popcorn to go stale

this happened to me.

i was a fool and tried to delete directx to reinstall it.

dident work.
so i dont know how to fix it.

You don't "download" pixel shaders, lol.

Pixel Shading is a technology that is literally built into the very graphics chip itself.  You can't get a better pixel shader without buying a new GPU unless you're already at the top.

Windows Key + R, type in "DxDiag" without the quotes.  Go into display tab, tell me what your video card manufacturer is.  It should be either ATI, Nvidia or Intel.


-piracysnip-

It was nice having you here, bye.





Isn't that a integrated?

Also, why don't you call Steam Support, they will be able to help more...

Apparently my card is able to support Pixel Shader, it just needs updated.
My father is going to do that this weekend.
No more help needed. :D
Locking.