Well i start the game and have to click on Auto configure to play GTA IV, becasue every time i lower my settings to minimum to have more fps and i turn off game and want to start it again with low settings it will crash me to windows with RESC10 error "Out of video memory- reboot your system". It's strange that i dont have video memory on low settings but on higher i have. My Gcard sucks but i could play GTA IV for along time without this problem. Any solution?

Try this: 

I did made this already, it works same as auto configure :(

What operating system do you have?

Win7 X64

I run as administrator and with win XP compatibility

Edited August 3, 201312 yr by mobikiler

I also forgot to ask, what specs do you have?

Intel core quad q6600 2.4 Ghz

4gb ram 1066

Gcard GForce 9500GT 1gb

well i think thats all is needed :)

Hmm..you could try patch the game to 1.0.7.0(GTA IV) or 1.0.2.0(EFLC) if you haven't already.

I have patched game to 1.0.7.0 ^^, thats why i said it's strange issue :)

Very strange for sure. You could and try disable Clip Capture, and you can also reboot your PC if you haven't done that already.

I have this issue for few days, thats why im looking for help here, also i have turned off Clip Capture.

Go to nvidia control panel > manage 3d settings > select GTAIV.exe > click restore.

I can't click restore on GTA IV but i did restored to all. But still same problem :(

Try this: http://www.gtaforums.com/index.php?showtopic=384614

 

Do you have installed Service Pack 1 and latest nvidia drivers?

I have own commandline that was working fine for long time, i updated everything i could, i quess i will try to reinstall game becasue as i found now it can be caused by ENB.

Try running it as an administrator, but not with Windows XP compatibility. Sometimes certain games can have issues when running in Compatibility Mode. Just a suggestion. 

Just a notice: Game works fine after reainstall thanks matosh for help :)

I know you said you've fixed this but I'll post my fix for it just in case. I ran into this problem a while ago too, it just randomly started and I tried everything to try and fix it and it kept doing it. I finally figured out if you turn up the "Texture Resolution" setting in the in game graphics menu that solves the issue. I had to go from low-medium and I did lose a few frames but its worth it not to crash all the time. Others who have had this problem have also tried this with great success