January 2019
The "391.35-desktop-win10-64bit-international-whql.exe" you should have downloaded with the second link in post #28.
Just double click the executable.
January 2019
Thank you. I was able to follow all the steps. Is that all I'm supposed to do before I try the game?
January 2019
I just tried the game and literally load it all the way up I loaded a house and then it crashed.
January 2019 - last edited January 2019
OK, couldn't be that easy.
Please post a new DxDiag and the crash report of this last crash.
Also:
Please answer this questions:
Do you play other games and are they working?
Did only the game crashed, or did you get a Bluescreen?
Did you made any changes to your system before the crashes starter? (Hardware or software)
Did it say that "Windows resource protection did not find any integrity violations" at the end of the Sfc /scannow run?
January 2019
There was no folder or anything when I did the mini dump part.
I usually don't play any other games on the computer however I have Plants versus Zombies also installed and after reading your question I loaded it up and gave it a try. It also caused my computer to blue screen.
When my game crashes, it crashes both to the desktop and it causes my computer to blue screen.
There were zero crashes until I installed get famous. So I tried uninstalling all the games and reinstalled without get famous. However it continued to crash even without it so I put it back in. And the game also had an update before I installed get famous. No other changes though.
I got the no integrity violations found message.
January 2019
ericaricher schrieb:
When my game crashes, it crashes both to the desktop and it causes my computer to blue screen.
There were zero crashes until I installed get famous. So I tried uninstalling all the games and reinstalled without get famous. However it continued to crash even without it so I put it back in. And the game also had an update before I installed get famous. No other changes though.
I got the no integrity violations found message.
OK, this point either to a serious problem inside your Windows installation, a system level driver problem, or a hardware defect.
We already repaired the Windows system files and the Graphic driver.
Do you have access to a different Graphic card that could be tested in your system?
Is there still no "*dmp" file in the "%SystemRoot%\Minidump" folder? It should be there after a BSOD.
If you find one please load it up.
If not we need to do some more steps to get one.
January 2019
OK, try this:
January 2019
I had a computer person come take a look at my computer and they assured me that everything is working fine. But I will do what you're saying tonight when I have a chance!