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Article #55Re: The requested file was not a valid font file
From: Frank_Stiner
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 16:36
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2008 16:36
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I had the same problem. I tried the /3GB switch, but did not succeed. I solved my problem with an older version of my NVidia GeForce 9600GT driver - I installed Version 6.14.11.7116 from Asus.com and everything works fine right now. It seems, that NVidia has made some changes in the driver that did cause this problem. When I installed Win XP 6 month ago, everything worked fine. Until I installed the new driver from NVidia. I hope, this will help others too.
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