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Re: White Screen, exclamation mark?

• tiffer67 1,764 Posts

  Tue, Mar 15 2011 4:57 AM

  Anyone know what the hell causes this? I am playing the St Andrews 18 hole ready go and have got this screen 5 times during play. I've only played 11 holes.

  When open up the game browser again I have to go back into game options to submit my preferences, ie no reflections, music, wgt lessons etc.

  Since making the original post, it has happened another 3 times ffs....

   

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Tue, Mar 15 2011 6:02 AM

  This happened last year when Flash was causing yellow cautions and white pages. The thread that dealt with it is here. From that thread courtesy of Infinito.....

  "I have finished troubleshooting, it is combination of the beta version 2, and the video display drivers which I updated also.  That did eliminate the crash.However, there is a serious bug in the memory requirements between the video display and flash player.  The memory is not being released. Played on back 9 on Kiawah and it showed 1.5 giga bytes being used by FireFox.  Hence, gone back to 10.1 beta version 1 and previous display drivers. "

  This was over a year ago so it may not totally apply but might serve as a clue. Have you changed anything lately? By virtue of the fact that your settings aren't getting saved it does sound like a Flash issue.

  When it happened to me my fix was to return to an earlier version of Flash (via Iron). Chrome automatically updates Flash so this may have happened without you knowing it and the newer version may be causing conflicts. FF also updates unless you specify it not to. This action is what makes Iron so effective because it stays with an older version of Flash and doesn't look for newer versions. Hope this helps, Tiff. 

• tiffer67 1,764 Posts

  Tue, Mar 15 2011 6:15 AM

  Thanks for that Jim. The only recent changes I have made was to update to the newest version of Flash, I think it was last week. I switched from the browser I was using, Safari, to Opera and the problem stopped immediately. The only problem in doing that is that the 2 different browsers have two different lengths of swing meters. Safari's swing meter is longer than Opera's and therefore the swing meter speed is slower. Switching meant it took me a couple of holes to readjust. It totally disrupted my rhythm in the middle of a good round....grrrrrrrr.

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Tue, Mar 15 2011 7:03 AM

  It sounds like the latest version of Flash has a conflict with Safari much like it did with Chrome a year ago. I'd say wait for Infinito to read this and jump in with a fix!  :-D