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[NavarrewilCy]

 Hi,

My Toolset always crashes on start, or in area build, sometimes it crashes and restarts Windows XP 64Bits,

I tried everything... reinstall Net Framework 2.0 x64, Direct X 9c, update of display ATI Radeon HD 4850 driver,

the Toolset continues crashing,

I'm desperate, making hundreds of bkps, saving every 2 minutes... but still losing areas, entire modules and hours of hard work 

Please Help !!!

Modifié par NavarrewilCy, 06 octobre 2010 - 09:28 .

[dunniteowl]

Did you turn off Autosave? It also sounds like you might need to simply reinstall the game and see if that helps. Take all your saves and move them to a neutral folder for that and then reinstall the game.



Your system specs are important too. We know your OS, Video Card but nothing else. Also important: System RAM, Video RAM, HDD space avail, Processor, and other such things.



Right now, I cannot tell what the issue might be, but if your processor is a bit on the slow side, you might be causing the crash by attempting to do something while the toolset is still busy 'doing' the last thing you told it to. RAM can be an issue here. Sometimes just changing your page size for the Paged Memory can really help out here.

Hope any of this is useful to you. Meanwhile, please Help me Help You, More input.

dunniteowl

[NavarrewilCy]

Thanks Owl,



here my system specs:



AMD Phenom II X4 955

HD 320Gb (with two Partitions - C: 80Gb to OS / D: 240Gb to My Documents, NWN2, and Other Programs)

8 Gb RAM 1066

ATI Radeon HD 4850 512Mb/256bits

Windows XP 64 Bits SP2



Toolset Autosave disabled

How the page size should be allocated ? HD C: and D: ? or just in one of the partitions ? How Many Mb?



I hope we can fix the problem, the crashes are leaving me exhausted,



kisses.

[Shallina]

Your hardware isn't the reason. Did you check all the topic about NWN2 toolset and 64 bits ?

[dunniteowl]

I missed the 64bit Question there. You probably have to install the .net64 files. It is also possible you have to add the amd processor .exe into your .ini file (though I had no issues with that ever and I've got an AMD Athlon FX64 X2 processor.) Off the top of my head, I cannot recall the exact files, however, on your NWN2 Installation disc, there is a folder called Prereqs and in there is a starting file for loading up the .net framework. There is also a file there for loading up the 64 bit version (I think it will let you choose if you just take the basic startup exe and run that.)

[edited addition]
I just realized that you reported that you have your HD separated into two partitions.  One for your OS and one for your other stuff.  This may be the cause in the toolset issue.  Check your .ini files and ensure that the toolset has it's path set to the proper location.  I don't think this should cause the issue you're having, but who knows?  Sometimes it's the little things between a game's ini and the system's ini files that can cause issues.  You should also verify your path for that in the ini files and make sure there are no conflicts there.

I do strongly suspect, though, that this might be an issue with .Net 64bit.
[/edited addition]

Additionally, you should read the toolset FAQ, as it does address the Windows XP/ Vista/ Win7 issues that are the most prevalent. With XP the biggest issues are hardware (which doesn't seem to be the issue here) drivers (also doesn't seem to be the cause) then DirectX 9.0c (loaded) and then .Net. .Net is tricky at times and this is possibly the cause. Like I said, I missed the 64bit portion of your post.
It has been reported at times that simply attempting to install the ,net from the disc has solved some issues for folks. It's like without that particular version level, some of the .net featues the toolset uses don't get 'turned on' during the installation and it's only on some systems. Very strange.

I can't say this will solve it for you, but it's definitely worth a shot. Also you should then attempt to update your .Net framework through the Microsoft Update Site and see how that goes.

Best of luck to you, we always welcome more toolset users,
And best regards/welcome to the madness,
dunniteowl

Modifié par dunniteowl, 07 octobre 2010 - 11:03 .