Error on TF2

Mr. Teriyaki

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I was playing TF2 and i really do not know wats happening to my TF2 game. it says i have connection problem but my connection is very good, NOT excellent just very good. Say, ... i walk from point A to B and when i almost reach to point B something happens to my screen (freezes, shakes) and moves me back to point A.
Later i got this msg (i got this msg a couple of times too)
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Source-engine games rely on DirectX to function properly. Please see the Checking DirectX Settings topic for instructions to update DirectX on your machine.
Outdated or corrupted sound and video drivers may also cause problems - please see the Updating Drivers topic for instructions to update your drivers for these components.
Please follow the links below to update your system's operating system, motherboard drivers, and BIOS:
Windows Update at Microsoft.com
Motherboard Information and Drivers guide
Verify GCF Cache Files to ensure the issue is not related to a corrupted download
Some users have reported that this issue may be resolved by running a full system file check to repair damaged operating system files:
Go to the Start button
Select Run...
Enter cmd and click OK to open the command console
Enter sfc /scannow to check your system files
If prompted, repair any damaged files

Source: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1274-UOHK-5653
 
i don't really know how to check my spec but i went to a website that checks if my pc can run a certain game. if there is any website that tells me my specs that would be awesome thanks
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Please tell us your OS version as this may be because you can't properly call a needed .dll file. This relates to Windows Vista/7, especially on x86 versions.

This also may be due to your video RAM, please describe your video card.

Two things are arguing with each other which in turn gives a declined "READ"/"WRITE" message to be displayed.
With this little information, it's hard to help you.
 
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Do the old fashion un-install then re-install. Works for me all the time. Good luck fixing the problem.
 
Please tell us your OS version as this may be because you can't properly call a needed .dll file. This relates to Windows Vista/7, especially on x86 versions.

This also may be due to your video RAM, please describe your video card.

Two things are arguing with each other which in turn gives a declined "READ"/"WRITE" message to be displayed.
With this little information, it's hard to help you.

btw im my a tech guy. I do not know wat is OS or a dll file. i got the box of my video card. Its a Zotac GeForce GTS 250,
"Key features"
Directx 10 support
Nvidia Tech
Nivida CUDA tech

i don't really know how to answer the question unless theres a website that helps me find my specs.
thanks
 
operateing system as in xp win7 vista and there was a command you can throw in that gives your system specs i just forgot it


Start Menu -> Run:, type in 'dxdiag' that should give you your system specs its real easy copy paste the info
 
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Mines does that all the time, I think its, because of sound looping, thats what mines does and its because of my Sound card is horrible.
 

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