***FIX*** Random crashes on PC

[Tekvorian]

Go to the windows settings > Gaming

Deactivate the following:
Xbox Game Bar: off
Game Mode: off

Thats it. No more crashes.

[Shadow Wizard Money Gang]

Trying this

[maeharaprojekt]

I was not experiencing crashes but disabling these made my movement a little smoother in cities.

[Shadow Wizard Money Gang]

Originally posted by ꧁Ƭєηgєη꧂:

Trying this

Unfortunately did not work :L
Update: After reloading the game after the initial crash I had, the game has been running stable.

[hi]

Pretty sure youre trying to run the game on a pre-war breadtoaster, ive had one crash.

[Shadow Wizard Money Gang]

Originally posted by hi:

Pretty sure youre trying to run the game on a pre-war breadtoaster, ive had one crash.

Lmao a 4090 I9 13th 130000 128 GB RAM toaster

[Tekvorian]

Im glad the tip was able to help. :)

[EricHVela]

Xbox is off until I want it on. It's been that way for a long time.

Game mode is on. I had one crash from the first four hours of playing, but none since and played much longer sessions.

[Viper]

If your running MSI Afterburner turn it off. This is a culprit of crashes in several games.

[AoD_lexandro]

Originally posted by Viper:

If your running MSI Afterburner turn it off. This is a culprit of crashes in several games.

^This. Disable ANY overlay software like afterburner or discord. They are known to cause CTD's in new games. People need to wait on them getting updated for this title

[captainpatch]

I've been having CTDs almost from the get-go. The longest stretch that I had was making through the intro sequence up to where I made my character. After that, anywhere between 2 and 5 minutes to the next CTD. I changed my Settings as suggested and picked up the game from finalizing my character. Only made it to about to go outside to talk to Barrett before a CTD. So no great joy for me.

I actually have a damn good AMD water-cooled rig with a Radeon RX 480 with 24 Gb VRAM and 32 GB RAM with all drivers up to date. The auto-detect said that was only good enough for LOW settings. I tried to go to windowed mode and that seemed to make for a slight improvement for a short time. So with all that going for me, I have no clue as to what is causing soooooo many CTDs. Except maybe for poor Memory management (which IIRC, was a serious problem for both Skyrim and Fallout 4).

I have an AMD performance background monitoring program. I will try to turn this off and see if that's what is interfering.

UPDATE: Turned off all AMD underlays and still had a CTD after about 5 minutes.

[Schoolofmonkey]

The first 20 hours or so the game ran perfectly, but now I get random CTD when fast travelling, funny enough so is my wife, rules out any problems with my 13900k/4090 rig.

But I've seen a few Youtube reviews mention the same thing, the further you progress in the game, the more bugs start showing up.

Akila City is horrible, first time I went there and it would take a good 1-2 minutes to save a game, it looks like it's crashed, thought it was me, the next day same thing happened to my wife when she first went there.
Both of us are using 1TB nvme drives..

[IkariPrime]

Same issue. Multiple CTDs after 27 hours. I think we need a patch.

I turned off Game Mode and XBox bar, re-installing on 2nd ssd. I will try again tomorrow. Thanks for the input, Tek.

[Tanvaras]

Started playing today and CTD every few minutes, nothing has helped currently. Only get in for a few mins and CTD.

Ryzen 5600 // 3060ti // 32gig ram // Win 11 - All drivers updated, overlays off, Xbox game garbage off, etc. tried on all settings Low, med, high to no avail.

Rather disappointed atm.

[Mackcrws]

I9 13900k rtx4090 random game crash. Can't even recreate the crashes just bod page error in non paged area

[Eyn]

Try to desactivate all auto-save except when sleeping