Re: BSOD Problem
 

That filename is related to your graphics drivers, "sis" means SiS your card make and "gl" means OpenGL which the game runs in.

Here's the driver page:
http://download.sis.com/
You need GPU drivers unless it's built into your motherboard.

Re: BSOD Problem
 

No that's just Windows normal "this program has caused an error and will be closed" And the Windows Update driver fixed this, it's just this BSOD error now. I've upgraded the firmware in my CD-Drive, and it still does it.

And by the way, Blue-Shift (which is what makes the BSOD) NEEDS the CD to play, and it's only when I launch Blue-Shift that I get the BSOD (which is also when the CD-Drive checks the drive to make sure it's in, and it's not a copy)

Re: BSOD Problem
 

Sounds like the cd-drive is on the way out. :(

I had one go a while ago and I could not even get the system to boot until I unplugged it.
Try another one if you can.

Re: BSOD Problem
 

It's a new drive, and I don't have another one :(

Re: BSOD Problem
 

Try uninstalling it and reboot to find it again.

Re: BSOD Problem
 

Have you updated the graphics drivers anyway?
A filename of "sisgl.dll" sounds like a driver problem to me with that Windows error.

Just wondering because you said this:

Re: BSOD Problem
 

Yes I have updated my graphics drivers, and that Windows error doesn't come up any more. It's just the BSOD about the file I said in my first post.