August 2019
I see, I’ve already done this once due to my laptop slowing down, but i’ll get to resetting/reinstalling windows now.
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January 2020
January 2020
@Millgaming1472 Your computer is relatively weak for Sims 4, so it's not surprising that it would struggle. Please list the expansion and game packs you currently have installed (you don't need to list stuff packs). Please also run a new dxdiag, in case anything's changed.
https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/pc/how-to-gather-dxdiag-information/
Move your entire Sims 4 game folder out of Documents\Electronic Arts and onto your desktop; when you launch the game, a clean folder will be created with no content. Don't add anything at all to this new folder. Start a new save for testing, and let me know how the game runs: do you get delays, does it crash, that kind of thing.
January 2020
January 2020
@Millgaming1472 I apologize for the delay.
Given the errors in your new dxdiag, it's a good idea to run DISM and sfc again, just to be completely thorough. I'd also like to see a log from sfc once it's run. Here's what to do:
Unless sfc reports it found no corrupt files, please do the following:
However, it may be that your processor is just too weak to run the game properly. You can try to get the best performance possible by not running anything besides Origin alongside the game, by playing while your computer is offline, and a few other minor adjustments. (I can list them if you like.) But once you've ruled out system errors, there's only so much improvement you can get.