Forum Discussion
7 Replies
Regarding the message it's just the sims 4 has stopped working and then the desktop.
As for the drive it's an HDD , my C drive is an SSD but it only has my system on it. the "My Documents folder is also on D so the saves are on the same drive than the game as well as origin, no possible conflict there.
Is Origin saved to your D drive or C drive?
Missed your question (oops) but my answer is in the post just above, Origin and the game are on the same drive
Anyway seeing that there is a big number of people having problems with the game crashing I'm waiting for a fix from EA, otherwise I'll ask for a refund and be done with it.
My computer doesn't have any problem dealing with Sims 3 all the add ons and around 5gb of custom content, so sims 4 not working ? certainly not my problem my comuter is fine and the game is installed properly.
- crinrict12 years agoHero+
You're specs definitley look more than ok.
Which drive do you have Origin and the game on ?
Also try this: http://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/781962/random-crash-to-desktop-possible-cause-and-possible-solution
Hey as I said both Origin and the game on my HDD drive, the SSD only has the system and some very demanding games (Sims 3 for example).
I also don't have any CC (just on case someone would wonder) and the game rases so quickly (like I can't play more than 2 to 3 min) so I'll try that solution but I'm afraid it'll crash before I get a chance to do it.
- crinrict12 years agoHero+
Would that be D or E ? you only said they were on the same drive, not which one 🙂
Oh sorry I always forget as it's the same physical disk 😛
It's in D where I still have enough free space left (at least 40% at all times), I lknow windows doesn't like it when you don't have enough free room left on the disk while running an application.
I just managed to "solve" my problem if you can call it that as I never found out why it didn't work int he first place.
Anyway just to see what would happen I installed the game on my gaming laptop (older and less powerful than my computer, Nvidia GPU with an older driver at that, I don't use the laptop much anymore) and there it worked, not a crash, not a glitch even with the older driver.
I then copied the Sims 4 folders (the one with the game under program fiels and the one with the saves and so on under my documents) and pasted them on my other computer prompting to replace what it wanted and incredible but true it worked, the game doesn't crash anymore on my newer computer.
So thanks for all the advice, and I hope this can help some people even tough it doesn't explain why it crashed in the first place or what made it work in the end.
About The Sims 4 Technical Issues - PC
Recent Discussions
- 2 hours ago
- 2 hours ago
- 4 hours ago
- 9 hours ago
- 10 hours ago