Origins and DLC crash. HELP!

When does the crash occur?

Hi, Fred the crash occurs when attempting to enter the Ostagar camp (about 90% of the way across the bridge). I did manage to log into my elf rogue an greet/steal from most every character in Ostagar and make it through about half of the Korcari Wilds before I crashed in an unknown spot. 

I hate myself for forgetting this... I'm using Windows 10...

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@JanePhoenix wrote:
@Green_Reaver82These particular crashes are usually fixed by running a utility that allows the game to address more than 2GB of memory on 64-bit systems. You can download it from here - https://ntcore.com/?page_id=371 - copy the executable into the bin_ship folder in your game installation directory (default is C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games), then run it and apply to daorigins.exe, test and see if it works. Note that if you ever use the repair option in Origin this hack will get disabled.

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Thank you, I will give this a try. So far, every attempt to change settings has barely changed anything. 

Changed affinity to 1 CPU

Tried running as administrator

Deleted PhysX files and other files and verified the game (steam client)

Tried using the troubleshooter

Changed options in the launcher configuration contents menu

**Changed compatibility--running it as Windows7 actually got the most progress but, still crash at the bridge in Ostagar.

That 4gb patch did not seem to work. I moved it to the bin_ship in the local files, applied it to daorigins.exe, didn't work. 

Slight progress in keeping the game running... I am a bit embarrassed but, I never made any changes to the start-up/game select screen until a couple of days ago. I decided to turn all graphics down to minimum settings and got to play for a little over an hour (completed Koraci Wilds area and wandered through Ostagar too). I did a number of things to get to this point and still working the problem:

Deleted my most current video drivers (from Nvidia Experience) > Downloaded drivers from the online site--www.geforce.com/drivers. This seemed to be the biggest help.

ALT+Tab > Open Task manager > Set affinity for DAO launcher to CPU 01

                                                    > Open properties for DAO launcher >Compatibility to Win 8

Set all in-game video settings low

I welcome any and all other tips and tricks and even hope this helps some of us out there that are currently using Nvidia products as they always seem a bit sensitive/stubborn/restrictive.