Amnesia: The Dark Descent not working

[Genu97]

Windows 7 64bit
Laptop :Hp Pavilion dv6

Hpl.log in attachment
Tried everything on the forum, and still i keep getting FATAL ERROR: Renderer #0 could not be initialized! Make sure your graphic card drivers are up to date. Check log file for more information.
AGHHHHHHHHH!!! HELPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[plutomaniac]

http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-3754.html

[Genu97]

(11-27-2011 07:38 AM)plutomaniac Wrote:  http://www.frictionalgames.com/forum/thread-3754.html

already did everything

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by the way my driver is up to date

[plutomaniac]

Your drivers are not up to date. Check Problem A, Paragraph 1.3, Subparagraph 2.

[Genu97]

(11-27-2011 08:13 AM)plutomaniac Wrote:  Your drivers are not up to date. Check Problem A, Paragraph 1.3, Subparagraph 2.

but i checked hp updates and it said iam good but i will still try again i will tell you the outcome in a moment

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(11-27-2011 08:16 AM)Genu97 Wrote:  

(11-27-2011 08:13 AM)plutomaniac Wrote:  Your drivers are not up to date. Check Problem A, Paragraph 1.3, Subparagraph 2.

but i checked hp updates and it said iam good but i will still try again i will tell you the outcome in a moment

this is what happened, i got a black screen for a long time, i pressed taskmanager, then the game started to work?????

[plutomaniac]

so the game works now, right?

[Genu97]

(11-27-2011 09:12 AM)plutomaniac Wrote:  so the game works now, right?

its good i restarted my computer srry for answering so late i was playing

[plutomaniac]

have fun with the game then!

[AmnesiaChick1992]

I have a Toshiba laptop.Every time I try to load the demo,it says that I need to make sure my graphic card drivers are up to date.How do I do that?

[Arvuti]

(12-02-2011 09:09 AM)AmnesiaChick1992 Wrote:  I have a Toshiba laptop.Every time I try to load the demo,it says that I need to make sure my graphic card drivers are up to date.How do I do that?

You need to update your graphics card drivers, to do that you need to find out what graphics card does your laptop have.

You need to be a bit more specific on what laptop you have.

Another way is to open up a program called "run" (it's installed by default on windows) and once you have it open, type in dxdiag and enter. Let it load and then open up the display tab and type out the name of the graphics card.