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by kdf2000 Accepted solution
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by oh smeg Accepted solution
So if it is an Off the Shelf system visit their Web Site and download any Newer Chip Set Drivers that they have available.
Or if it is a White Box visit your M'Board Makers Web Site and download the Chip Set Drivers for your Hardware and OS Type.
I however would be asking Lucas Arts for a solution here as this is really their problem.
http://www.lucasarts.com/support/
Col
by thechas Accepted solution
As Col mentioned, if there is an update for the ACPI Uniprocessor driver, it would normally be part of the chip-set drivers for the motherboard.
I just checked my fully up to date AMD 64 system and found the same driver revision and date. I had not expected this driver to have been supplied by Microsoft.
Thinking about this, the ACPI Uniprocessor is more of a software / OS function rather than an actual piece of hardware. So it does make sense that it is supplied by Microsoft.
Just using the automated checks on the Microsoft web site does not assure that you do have the latest ACPI driver. Microsoft and most other companies do have updates and patches that are only available when a specific problem is reported.
I would go back to the forum and find out the specific version of the ACPI Uniprocessor driver that the people who have updated are running. It may be that all they are doing is reinstalling the same version driver and that somehow fixes a configuration or file error.
Still, I agree with Col's final advice. Bug LucasArts until they fix their game so it works correctly.
Chas
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