Help Help Help plz!!!!!!!

[A Green Monkey]

aggggggggggghhhhhhh, well, first of all, my computer like, went dead, i couldnt even get to my desktop, so i reformatted it, thats not the problem.... the prob is that when i click on my jk2mp, it goes to a white screen, and unlike it used to, never comes outta the white screen, it dont go to the main page, it dont go to anything but the WHITE SCREEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!, so i do the alt+ctrl+delete to force quit it, then once i quit it, the console is up, the one that always shows just before the game takes over ur screen, with the ellow letters.... and at the top of the console, it says

recursive error after: user interface is version 7, expected 6

any suggestions on wut to do???????? plz

[A Green Monkey]

uh.... i kinda came here lookin for sum help guys..... so, any1 ever post, or do people just sit there and read???? not tryin to be mean, im just really pssed at my game!!!!!

[yod@]

did you install the 1.4 upgrade? if you did then try updating your drivers , and post your system specs

[A Green Monkey]

kk, i did install the 1.04 patch, but, do u kno how to update the drivers?? im on an "hp" computer.....??? also, thanx a bunch man for posting!!!!!!!

[yod@]

what is your operating system , dry searching in the google for open gl drivers or see if they are bundled with the cd

[Monster_user]

One thing you could do, is Check your model of PC at HP. Check the Technical specifications.

Take note of the Model of the
Video card/Graphics card/Graphics Accelerator/ or VGA device (same thing)
Sound card/Audio Device/media device
Then check the corresponding company's site,
or google it... (ex. nvidia reference drivers TNT2)

(reference drivers are the latest most powerfull drivers, AOpen, MSI, and the rest use these to make their own, and tweak them (slow them down for stability, and compatibility, or ad useless features, such as MSI 3D desktop lite...etc., or rarely optimize, and speed up.)

Then make sure you have DirectX 8.1 or later, the latest is DX9c.
(press Start-Run, and type "dxdiag") The DirectX Diagnostic utility should come up. Check the Tabs to see what is in your computer, and what version drivers they have.