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    Member Member anubis88's Avatar
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    Default CTD and frozen screen

    This problem has happened many times, but now i can't seem to go by it.

    The problem is that when i load a campaign, after the load bar finishes, the screen freezes somewhere in between the load screen and the campaing screen. After 5 seconds, my laptop get's the blue screen, saying that a fatal error ocurred etc.. etc.., so i need to manually restart my computer.

    Usually i tried again and the second time it worked, but now i tried this about 5 times in my new romani campaign, and i still can't get past the load screen.
    This usually happens once the campaign is far on, past 200bc.

    It's probably because i have a kinda crappy laptop, with an integrated graphic card, but i want to know if there is a way of reducing the probability of this.

    Thanks for the help
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    Default Re: CTD and frozen screen

    What is the size of your RAM? Maybe you want to increase the pagefile to speed up things.

    Maybe your save is broken, if you upload a file I'll give it a try (don't. forget to post which .exe you are using).

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    Default Re: CTD and frozen screen

    I doubt it's the save game, since it happens with all factions, once i have many settlements, so the game is a bit a laggy. I have 2gb of RAM i think, but it's a laptop, so it sucks a bit i know.

    how do you increase the pagefile? what is that anyways?
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    Default Re: CTD and frozen screen

    The pagefile is "Virtual RAM", windows uses it also as a fast repository for data. You should be fine with your size of RAM.

    I must admit, for the moment I do not have a clue to help you, I'll ask some more accomplished guys.

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    Default Re: CTD and frozen screen

    Thanks for your help XSamatan. I know it's not to good for my computer to shuting it down manually like this, and it's also frustrating, so any help would be welcomed.
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    Default Re: CTD and frozen screen

    Could you do the steps again to receive a BlueScreen? On the bottom of the screen is a cryptic number, note that an post it, so we can look why you get a fatal error.

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