fiesta.bin has stoped working. - Page 2

axel006 · 03-29-2008, 09:19 PM

Originally Posted by MaxOff

When u report an error and u decide to ask someone else about it. The best think u can do is gather as much information as possible. A Screenshot of the bug message, some details of the pc u are using, when did the bug happened, how we can possibly reproduce him, some software we should know about, etc... I guess u get the picture.

We need that information, because we are just humans, too. So we cant read your mind over the internet.

I run on vista and my ghz is 2.20. my processor is AMD athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Prcessor 4200+ and my ram is 2 gb. i have a 64-bit operating system and am running a nvidia GEForce 7050 Pv with DirectX 10. i font no how to take pictures so i cant show u. =\ hope this was enough info.

MaxOff · 03-29-2008, 09:57 PM

k i hope that will help

Originally Posted by SR_Cretz

Note: If you are running a 64-bit version of Windows, you must ensure that it installs into the x86 folder or the game will not run.

Source:http://outspark.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47296

i hope that will help u.

axel006 · 03-30-2008, 04:18 AM

Originally Posted by MaxOff

k i hope that will help

Source:http://outspark.com/forums/showthread.php?t=47296

i hope that will help u.

the instructions dont even explain how to get it in to the x86 folder -_-

MaxOff · 03-30-2008, 08:46 AM

i dont have a 64bit computer, but google tells me its: "C:\Program Files (x86)"

axel006 · 03-30-2008, 08:55 PM

Originally Posted by MaxOff

i dont have a 64bit computer, but google tells me its: "C:Program Files (x86)"

ok i found the file. wish me luck

EDIT: just found out it was in x86 folder all along and it still doesnt work. wat do i do?

Captainshiv · 03-30-2008, 09:07 PM

Do you have Xfire up?

This might sound weird but I find that if I have Xfire up, I get the Fiest.bin error constantly... But when it's down I don't.

**Lady-Loki** · 03-30-2008, 09:40 PM

Have you sent an e-mail with all the specifics to Outspark Support yet?

They generally want to know:

1) Your complete computer specifications including your Operating System, Video Card, RAM, and CPU

2) Your Internet Connection speed

3) A screen-shot if possible of the error message

4) A short list of all the background programs running. This includes anti-virus software, anti-spyware, anti-hacks etc.

5) Your Outspark.exe log file attached to the email

axel006 · 04-02-2008, 09:36 PM

ive found out wats wrong and its the fact that i run on 64bit computer and for some reason it doesnt work on 64bit anymore.

AragornStrider · 04-02-2008, 11:34 PM

Hi FIESTEROS (Party People):

I recently found a solution to the infamous FIESTA.BIN problem when running Fiesta on Windows Vista 64bits. Be aware that this solution is only for that OS in particular since I am not (and never will be) user of Windows Vista 32bits. Follow the steps below and you are ready to play it:

(This instruction applies when Windows Vista is configured in default scheme)

1. Press START > CONTROL PANEL
2. Select PROGRAMS
3. In PROGRAMS AND FEATURES press VIEW INSTALLED UPDATES
4. In the UNINSTALL AN UPDATE list verify if there is a WINDOWS VISTA 64 SERVICE PACK 1.
5. If step 4 is positive select WINDOWS VISTA 64 SERVICE PACK 1 and press UNINSTALL in the upper bar (ORGANIZE / VIEWS / UNINSTALL)

I installed the darn SP1 for Vista 64 and Fiesta started to gave me problems with the FIESTA.BIN file. Once removed, the game started to run smoothly as usual. I think that some libraries in this SP1 overwrite essential libraries that Fiesta needs as resources and is affecting the game. Let me know if this was your case and if the solution worth the time that took me to write it.

axel006 · 04-03-2008, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by AragornStrider

Hi FIESTEROS (Party People):

I recently found a solution to the infamous FIESTA.BIN problem when running Fiesta on Windows Vista 64bits. Be aware that this solution is only for that OS in particular since I am not (and never will be) user of Windows Vista 32bits. Follow the steps below and you are ready to play it:

(This instruction applies when Windows Vista is configured in default scheme)

1. Press START > CONTROL PANEL
2. Select PROGRAMS
3. In PROGRAMS AND FEATURES press VIEW INSTALLED UPDATES
4. In the UNINSTALL AN UPDATE list verify if there is a WINDOWS VISTA 64 SERVICE PACK 1.
5. If step 4 is positive select WINDOWS VISTA 64 SERVICE PACK 1 and press UNINSTALL in the upper bar (ORGANIZE / VIEWS / UNINSTALL)

I installed the darn SP1 for Vista 64 and Fiesta started to gave me problems with the FIESTA.BIN file. Once removed, the game started to run smoothly as usual. I think that some libraries in this SP1 overwrite essential libraries that Fiesta needs as resources and is affecting the game. Let me know if this was your case and if the solution worth the time that took me to write it.

thanks i bet that works. i'll try it.