Large Address Aware

[Ezekiel]

I know with the new updates and the opt in beta, that LAA isn't required anymore. However I was using it previously with some other mods. Does anyone know a good way to ensure that I haven't still got it turned on? Thanks in advance for the help.

[CursedPanther]

You run it again and make sure the executable is reset back to default?

[Ezekiel]

So the .exe file I checked the properties and it doesnt show it in the file name so I am assuming it is good to go?

[McDeath]

you can download cff explorer open the exe find file header double click click here and check mark the box for app 2+ gb of memory save as done

[DedZedNub]

What McDeath suggests is what I've seen often recommended on other Large Address Aware situations. I don't think you can tell if a file is Large Address Aware without some sort of method, it won't normally show in the Properties of such a file. Like he says there is a header for executables, and they have to be compiled with a Large Address Aware flag set on. But again, you won't see that in the default Properties of a file.

Cff explorer is free, it has been used for some time, and it should do the job well, for this type of conversion. Plenty of info on it at its website also.

[Ryat]

LAA was set to on by default with the 1.9 update. You should never have to turn it on anymore.

[Ezekiel]

Yeah, I read that, it is more that I had it enabled prior to the update and just want to ensure that it is not activated besides from the update. Thanks.

[Arakus]

I would suggest you drag/ copy the exe to your desktop and varify the game in steam.
Then steam should install the exe as its a missing file, if a problem happens you can simply copy the exe from your desktop back in the game folder!