Unravel crashes on launch
Sadly Unravel crashes almost every time I launch it. I don't have K-Lite Codec on my Laptop but do have CCCP & VLC installed. After pressing PLAY it appears that my screen is switching to an inferior...
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Hi EA,
Thanks for the instructions. I tried both suggestions exactly as described without success. Then I tried a few variations after that. Perhaps 10 re-boots in total.
Could there be another angle we haven't tried?
Thanks for the instructions. I tried both suggestions exactly as described without success. Then I tried a few variations after that. Perhaps 10 re-boots in total.
Could there be another angle we haven't tried?
EA_Darko
Community Manager
Community Manager@Raygun113 Are you playing on an admin account?
Sorry @EA_Darko for butting in this conversation again 🙂 but only one (last) idea from me:
@Raygun113Does this little Nvidia icon (GPU activity monitor) show activity when you try to start Unravel and you ALT-Tab back to Windows Desktop (Unravel still in background),
like this?
https://goo.gl/images/4qTF9J
https://goo.gl/images/FFJQqiIn my case that was giving me the hint to check for the driver settings.
GreetingsOnly wanted to share my experiences. From now on I'll leave it to you EA professionals. 😉
[ My System: Acer Notebook with Intel Core i7, Geforce GTX 860M, Windows 10 64 bit ... Unravel runs flawlessly. ]Hi EA & MAD,
I appreciate the input I'm receiving from both of you! Unravel looks like a great game that my wife & I are hoping to play some Friday night.
To answer both your questions:
1) I'm not sure how to run the game in Admin mode? Does this mean I join Origin again in a different way or access it in some other manner?
2) The tiny green NVidia Icon did not appear to flicker or change color when I Alt-Tabbed back to it.
Hmm...the main difference I see between our systems is different video cards. Could there be an issue with my version?
Thanks again!
- EA_Darko
@Raygun113 You can check if your account is set up as an administrator account by following the steps below.
- Go to the Start menu (in the lower left corner of your Windows desktop).
- Click Settings > Control Panel or Control Panel, depending on which version of Windows you have.
- Open User Accounts.
- Click the Users tab.
If Administrators is displayed in the Group column or for your user name, you have administrative privileges.
