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Remember that all mods, no matter how insignificant they may seem, can result in unexpected behaviors such as freezing or crashing. Every update we release can sometimes be incompatible with any mods you have installed, resulting in unexpected behaviour. It is recommended to uninstall the mods when new content is released.
If you are using Windows 10, updating to the latest drivers might help with a few crashes or run the game with compatibility settings for an earlier version of Windows.
Other issues and solutions are listed below or in the “Known Issues” thread.
Here you can find a visual guide made by one of our moderators.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=753280666
Wait until the validate progress is done, then close the window and wait until Steam has finished the download of any files you were missing or that was modified.
Steam may miss to redownload a corrupted or modified file, if that happens the verify will not work and the problem will persist. If this is the case you may need to remove the game files before verifying. This will redownload the entire game and will therefore take a long time and require a lot of bandwidth so you may want to try other solutions first. If any other solution do not work, find and delete the game’s assets folder.
Crash Logs
If your game crashes, posting your logs is a great help to us when identifying the problem.
- Press Windows Key + R, this will open the run window
- Type in %localappdata%\PAYDAY 2 and press ok, this will open a new window
You can also navigate to C:\Users\(your windows username)\AppData\Local\PAYDAY 2You will need to show hidden files to be able to see all the folders.
Once in this folder there will be a crash.txt. Copy all the content of this file and post it along with a detailed description of your issue as a thread in the forum. Make sure the system specifications at the bottom of the files is included.
Please note that the file you should open is crash.txt. There is also a file called crashlog.txt this will contain all log for every crash you’ve had. This file will be very long, please do not post this one unless specifically asked to.
Render Settings
Sometimes you may be asked to provide you render settings file. This file is located in the same folder. The file is called renderer_settings.xml if you are asked to provide these settings open and copy all the content of this file and post it in the thread that asked for it.
Dump File
Finaly you could also locate an include the .mdmp file as well. this might be helpfull on some crashes. To find the file follow these steps:
To clarify
The Crash.txt file should be posted as text in the post, the same goes for the render_settings.xml. The Dump file should be added as a file (NOT as text).
- Open your Payday 2 folder (read below if you have trouble finding it)
Leave it alone for now and go back to your Steam libraryHere is the default location of this folder:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/microsoft_directx_control_panel.html
To activate Hardware acceleration do the following:
- Open your Payday 2 folder (read above if you have trouble finding it)
- Find and right click on "payday2_win32_release.exe"
- Choose “Properties”
- Click on the “Compatibility” tab
- Check the box next to "Run this program in compability mode"
- Choose a different version of windows in the list
It’s recommended to try windows 7 and 8 first.Some issues might be fixed by running Steam in administrator mode.
Default Steam directory:
- x64 systems: C:\Program Files\Steam
- x86 systems: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam
If you have not installed Steam in the default location you will have to find where Steam is installd on your computer.Virtual memory is RAM located on the Harddrive and will therefore be much slower than regular RAM. This is not a suggested fix and you probably should change back if this does not fix your issue.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=170416480