February 2015
try this
head over to your documents folder and from there open up Electronic Arts, and then The Sims 4. look and see if you have a file thats called options.ini and if you do go ahead and drag it to your desktop. then try loading the game back up and see if that did anything.
February 2015
great ! thank you so much !!!!
February 2015
I've moved by options ini folder into the desktop but its still crashing- my sim was looking gorge as well!! :D anyway does anyone know what i can do, its just REALLY annoying....
December 2016
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May 2018
I don't have that folder in my documents. Could it be the custom content?
May 2018 - last edited May 2018
@robinsky43 The options file should absolutely be in your TS4 folder in Documents; even if it disappeared, the game would generate a new one the next time it loaded. But regardless, if you're having issues, the first thing to try is to pull your entire TS4 folder out of Documents and place it on your desktop. When you launch the game again, a fresh, clean folder will spawn, without any of your saves, mods, or cc. If you can play properly for a little while, it's likely that something in the old folder was causing the problem. You can then start moving your content from your old folder to your new one, a bit at a time, and testing the game to see if it still runs smoothly. When it starts crashing again or otherwise misbehaving, you can surmise that whatever you just added to your new folder was causing your issues.
May 2022
My sims 4 icon in that folder has the apple photo login and everything is in russian.