@PhunkyMonkee Please post your computer's dxdiag - how to run dxdiag Then attach the created text (.txt) file to the paper clip in the lower right of the forum response window.
Sorry, I've been busy with grad school. I just saw this now. I'm attaching my dxdiag.txt file
Hi,
I me too this and though I'd add my DxDiag. I followed the link on 'How to Run a DxDiag Report' this and this is what I discovered:
When I ran Dxdiag I was already running x64. I did not have the "Run DxDiag X64" button so I opened Task Manager went to Details to check the Architecture tab that states either x64 or x86 for a program.
I also checked in System/ About / System type. it said:
'System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor'
In Task Manager EA app is running X64. I opened TS4 and checked it in Task Manager too and found it was also x64. When I opened TS4 PowerShell opened again. The path that PowerShell showed is the following:
C:\Program Files\Electronic Arts\EA Desktop\EA Desktop\Compatibility32\EADesktop.exe
I wondered if I accidently downloaded a x32 version of EA Desktop app and downloaded it again, but it doesn't tell me anything of the sort.
I've included a screenshot of PowerShell, Dxdiag and task manager in one image and DxDiag info.
Thank you.
Me too! How is the game supposed to stick itself into 8GB of RAM under the new system requirements if it pops up a console window when the game loads each time? Also, I have content that doesn't even work with Legacy Edition.
