Dayve
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Hello all. My new PC arrived today from pcspecialist (specs in sig, pictures in "show off your PC/Laptop" forum) and everything seems fine hardware-wise. Everything's firmly in place and so forth, it sounds lovely when running. I do have one problem though. It's a gaming PC primarily but I haven't had any time to test it out properly yet with a modern, demanding game; all I've done is install one of my favourites, Crusader Kings 2, through STEAM. However when I try to launch CK2 none of my DLC's show up in the DLC box and when I press play nothing happens. Literally nothing at all. As I say I have not tested any other games, just CK2.
I think because my DLC's are not showing up in the box that perhaps the problem is that I didn't uninstall CK2 or STEAM on my old PC before installing both of those things on this new one, so maybe STEAM won't let me launch any games. However, it was my understanding that you could access your STEAM account from any PC, provided you entered the "different PC login" code that they send you in an email - which I did.
I've fully updated Windows, updated my graphics card drivers through the "NVIDIA Geforce Experience" program and used the "check game integrity" thing on STEAM for the game in question. I've never actually had a NVIDIA graphics card before, I've always used ATI/Radeon for all the 10-years or so that I've been gaming on the PC. Could it simply be something I've overlooked?
Thanks in advance for any help/replies.
I think because my DLC's are not showing up in the box that perhaps the problem is that I didn't uninstall CK2 or STEAM on my old PC before installing both of those things on this new one, so maybe STEAM won't let me launch any games. However, it was my understanding that you could access your STEAM account from any PC, provided you entered the "different PC login" code that they send you in an email - which I did.
I've fully updated Windows, updated my graphics card drivers through the "NVIDIA Geforce Experience" program and used the "check game integrity" thing on STEAM for the game in question. I've never actually had a NVIDIA graphics card before, I've always used ATI/Radeon for all the 10-years or so that I've been gaming on the PC. Could it simply be something I've overlooked?
Thanks in advance for any help/replies.