SHIFT 2 UNLEASHED Crashes on Windows 10 64 Bit(Origin)

NFS Shift Crash Fix

1 ) Nvidia PhysX seems to be one of the reasons why the game crashes, even if you have the latest version. To fix this, insert the NFS shift CD, look for the PhysX folder and install it.

2 ) In settings choose the controller device preset that you are using (it might be set to Xbox controller)

3 ) Graphic settings might be causing the problem. In this case open the folder C:\users\yourusername\documents\NFS SHIFT\

Delete the graphicsconfig.xml file located in this folder. Restart game and try if its fixed.

4 ) Turn of SLI or Xfire if your computer is using it.

5 ) If it still doesn’t work you will have to play on low resolution and details using the method given below.

Again open C:\users\yourusername\documents\NFS SHIFT\

Open the file graphicsconfig.xml in Notepad (open Notepad, drag and drop the file into it). Edit the file and replace the contents with the following.

?xml version=”1.0″ ?>
<Reflection>
<class name=”BRTTIRefCount” base=”root class” />
<class name=”BPersistent” base=”BRTTIRefCount”>
<prop name=”Name” type=”String” />
</class>
<class name=”GraphicConfigData” base=”BPersistent”>
<prop name=”Mode” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”Vsync” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”Windowed” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”TextureFilter” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”TextureResolution” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”Brightness” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”CarDetailLevel” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”TrackDetailLevel” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”ShadowDetailLevel” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”MotionblurLevel” type=”Fct” />
<prop name=”EffectsDetailLevel” type=”Fct” />
</class>
<data id=”0xBB11E0″>
<prop name=”Name” data=”” />
<prop name=”Mode” adapter=”0″ width=”1024″ height=”768″ antialias=”8″ refresh=”75″ />
<prop name=”Vsync” vsync=”0″ />
<prop name=”Windowed” windowed=”0″ />
<prop name=”TextureFilter” texturefilter=”0″ />
<prop name=”TextureResolution” textureresolution=”0″ />
<prop name=”Brightness” brightness=”10″ />
<prop name=”CarDetailLevel” cardetaillevel=”0″ />
<prop name=”TrackDetailLevel” trackdetaillevel=”0″ />
<prop name=”ShadowDetailLevel” shadowdetaillevel=”0″ />
<prop name=”MotionblurLevel” motionblurLevel=”0″ />
<prop name=”EffectsDetailLevel” effectsdetaillevel=”2″ />
</data>
</Reflection>

This should fix the crashes as  did it on my azure windows virtual desktop. Once the game is up and running, try changing the settings in the game till you find a good balance.