My Sims 4 crashes on the blue screen/plumbob
So, as you can see in the photo, everytime i try to start the game, it opens, but as soon as we see the blue screen/plumbob thingy it just freezes and nothing happens. I have tried just about everyth...
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@hallowqueen128 Thanks for the dxdiag. Please plug your monitor directly into the graphics card, not into the motherboard as you've done. Here's a diagram I like to borrow from someone else:
You didn't ask about Sims 3, but this is your issue with that game:
One of the workarounds in the accepted solution should help there.
Hi. I don't have any problems with TS3. Are you sure you are replying to the right person? Thank you for taking your time anyway. Much appreciated! So it's the way my monitor is plugged wrong? I bought this computer with all the parts install, so i wouldn't even know there was something wrong. I have been able to play the game just fine for almost this last year (i bought in november, arrived in december, so almost a full year).
So if i switch as you said should be fine??? I just want to make sure i need to do this, because you talked about The Sims 3 and now i'm not sure if you are replying to the right person???? I'm confused right now.
@hallowqueen128 This is a Sims 3 error:
Falha no bucket 2210736730494883366, tipo 1 Nome do Evento: APPCRASH Resposta: Năo disponível ID do CAB: 0 Assinatura do problema: P1: TS3.exe P2: 0.2.0.32 P3: 568d4bac P4: TS3.exe P5: 0.2.0.32 P6: 568d4bac P7: c0000094 P8: 005511f2 P9: P10:Your dxdiag lists three of them. Perhaps you've fixed the problem, but it WAS there, on this system, and your processor is known to be affected by the Alder Lake issue.
And yes, I'm sure you need to plug the monitor into the graphics card, and that your monitor is currently plugged into the motherboard instead. Just because your setup worked before doesn't mean it will continue to do so, and performance should be a lot better with the GPU running the monitor.
Oh, okay. Yeah, i did have issues with TS3, but i was able to get it to work. What should i plug in? I will show you the photo the back of my computer. Where should i move the cable?
Here are the photos of behind my computer, and the actual computer. This may help you i guess? Hopefully it will anyway. When i tried to move the cable to the other hdmi option, the monitor went black and wasn't working anymore? I don't know if i did something stupid, i'm gonna assume yes lol. Not being tech savy is the bane of my existence.
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