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The firewall was the first problem, the game freezes while windows asks if you should allow access, but the game's full screen so you don't see the message. Minimise the game, grant (or deny) access, and resume the game.
Second, my C++ runtime got upgraded by windows update, I think from 3.5 to 4. The game stopped dead, and I had to find the cause in event viewer. Re-installing the relevant runtime fixed it.
Finally, the nasty one. 50% of battles crash to desktop. I've just changed eic.exe to run as administrator, haven't had a chance to test it yet, I came here to see what other people have tried. Perhaps I should add compatibility with Win XP SP3.
1) Don't EVER install games into Program Files. It's simpler to think of Steam as a game too, install to C:\Games\Steam.
2) Install both versions of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package as listed at the bottom of the Updating Drivers guide.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=6416-EYDH-0477
3) Open explorer and go to your ".\Steam\steamapps\common\east india company" folder. Find the following exe's: eastindia, pirat bay, privateer, trafalgar. Right click on each in turn and go to properties. Click on the compatibility tab. Check both "run as administrator", and compatibility with XP SP3.
Finally, the nasty one. 50% of battles crash to desktop. I've just changed eic.exe to run as administrator, haven't had a chance to test it yet, I came here to see what other people have tried. Perhaps I should add compatibility with Win XP SP3. [/quote]
yup, thats the problem im having - reasonably consitently.
ill try your suggestion and see what happens :D
Nope.. tried that, plus your other suggestions, and battles still sometimes crash to desktop..
appreciate the tips though, thank you.
hope that this helps.