@Kiistala
can you please stop this kind of posts. We want to find the issues and how the users can fix it or at least that they get a workaround. If you want general discussion, then do this within the #community:general-discussion-feedback category.
Within your FIRST post within this forum you already wrote your opinion and asking the community for help:
Thus, stay in these thread and not write posts in a category where users expect usefull hints.
Thanks.
Users with issues “since 1.12.13.0” can use the forum search function and would possible find threads/posts like this:
( and @Kiistala … this is also mentioned within the thread where you wrote your post ).
I know it’s a huge hassle, and requires a good internet speed, but each and every time this has happened to me I ended up fixing the CTD events by doing a reinstall of the software. Including the initial installation, I’ve installed Flight Sim - from scratch - four times now.
When I do that, it has fixed the CTD events every single time - until the next patch or update.
I’m just trying to “roll with it” and keep a positive attitude. The experience is a lot of fun, (not the reinstallation) and - for me - worth the hassle.
If you have the MS Store version of the software, you can follow this guide to accomplish the task.
I have had amazing success with eliminating CTD by uninstalling navigraph simlink…I had it narrowed down to when it is close to a border. Not sure if you had simlink installed, but hopefully this helps.
I have Same Problems. Since 14 days the Game will Crashed 70% in Time. Before it was very Playable , without crashing. And i have new clean Computer System, no add on, and the GPU driver is actually.
I try different Settings with Graphics, but Same Problems.
There are some issues going on after the last update.
There are quite a few people posting in this forum on it.
I have had 4 or 5 myself, and I rarely ever had them before.
I have heard people refer to it as a result of various memory leaks, I personally have no idea.
However, it does seem to be resolved by lowering settings.
Some lowered traffic, some clouds, etc, and this is seeming to help till the solution comes along.
I lowered traffic settings, and made all my add on liveries unable to be used for AI traffic.
So far so good, but who knows?
hmm yes I have also had a couple of crashes that have an error message that says something about a memory leak however most of them are without an error message.
I notice that you’re in the Netherlands. I know of one user who solved his problem with Microsoft’s help – yes, for some reason they actually e-mailed him about his CTD zendesk ticket, and they supported him verbally!! His was a weird case, but I’m just throwing it out there as a possibility.
It’s cold in the Netherlands, right? By any chance do you have a portable heater or a big central heat unit that affects the circuit your rig is plugged into? This guy did, and it was causing noisy power fluctuations when it kicked on. That caused the equivalent of an unstable overclock, basically not giving enough power for a split second. And it depended on how big a load the CPU and GPU were under at the time.
Most events that have somewhat of a predictable occurrence – like a CTD predictably every half hour or so – is not truly random. And with the last update, they added VR and snow, both hard on the CPU and GPU.
Try rolling back your gpu driver, I was getting CTD’s and rolled back my nvidia driver to 457.51 and it seems to have stopped my sim crashing
Worth a try …
You should open a ticket on Zendesk and attach your MSinfo and DXdiag. Once received, the team will investigate further.
How to generate a MsInfo
Open a Run command box. To do so, press the Windows key and R key at the same time.
Alternatively, search “Run” in your Start menu’s search bar.
In the Run window’s dialog box, type msinfo32 and click OK.
When the System Information window opens, give it a moment to pull information from your system. You’ll know it’s done when you click through the menus on the left and see information for each of them.
Click File, then Export…
Do not choose File, then Save as. This will create a very large file that you may not want on your system, and our system has a file size limit that might reject it.
Name your file something simple, like “mymsinfo”, and make sure it’s saved as a text (.txt) file.
Save the exported file on your Desktop or your My Documents folder.
It can take a minute or two for the file to export and save.
Attach this file to your response.
How to generate a DxDiag
In Windows, select Start and enter “dxdiag” into the search box on the taskbar. Select dxdiag from the results.
In the tool, click on ‘Save All Information’ and wait a few seconds
Save the file as a ‘Text File (*.txt)’ on your desktop
Thanks. Updated Win10 and ALL drivers. No mods in community folder. Can you please explain the 3rd option (littlenavmap?), as I don’t know what to look for? I have also reset the cpu overclocking to normal (no overclocking), as suggested by several others.
Trust me I nearly through my pc out the window with all the ctd’s lately.Then I read about increasing rolling cache to 20G and now 3days and a few hours no ctd’s.Hope this helps you and anyone else with this issue
Thanks for your reply. Btw: It is nog very cold here (;-D I have no heater or something on the same plug, so that can’t be the cause of the crashes. I’ll try the zendesk.
