cutllinkedlist overflow! (exhausted index range)

[Jakey]

Since the latest big update (guns and camo update) I have been getting strange crashes on zombie servers. After a few hours of playing I my game crashes with the error 'cutllinkedlist overflow! (exhausted index range)'. I did a bit of research and found that it may be caused by trails. Does anyone know if it is possible to turn off trails client side/ any client side fixes for this error or can it only be fixed server side?

[Jakey]

Anyone?

[Jakey]

Bump

[Jakey]

Please fix this along with the many other crashes -_-

[XUBS]

I am posting to let you know that you are not alone. I have received this error twice in the past 24 hours, however, I have not found a solution to the problem.

[Rage]

Same

[Jakey]

Thank god I am not alone, just did a little bit more research and it could be caused by too many sprites/particles, so if you could turn that setting down or off that might fix the issue

[woof]

mine said exhausted memory allocator

[Rhog0g]

Just received the same error

[Jakey]

I used to get it all the time, nowhere near as much now though

[Kerosine]

Hey fellas. You must do this:

-Go to Program Files>Steam>Steamapps>Common>CounterStrike Global Offensive
-Rightclick on "csgo.exe" and select "Troubleshoot Compatibility"
-Select "Try Recommended Settings"
-Select "Windows Compatibility Mode: Windows XP (Service Pack 2)", and click "Start The Program", after CSGO launches, just close out of it, and click "Next"
- Select "Yes, save these settings for this program"

And then you could just launch CSGO normally

[Jakey]

Thanks for the tip :D If I ever start getting the error regularly again then I'll try this fix out, it seems to be fine for me at the moment :)

[BumaMuH R.`]

Originally posted by Kerosine:

Hey fellas. You must do this:

-Go to Program Files>Steam>Steamapps>Common>CounterStrike Global Offensive
-Rightclick on "csgo.exe" and select "Troubleshoot Compatibility"
-Select "Try Recommended Settings"
-Select "Windows Compatibility Mode: Windows XP (Service Pack 2)", and click "Start The Program", after CSGO launches, just close out of it, and click "Next"
- Select "Yes, save these settings for this program"

And then you could just launch CSGO normally

I hope it's rly help, will see!

[Jakey]

Originally posted by BumaMuH R.`:

Originally posted by Kerosine:

Hey fellas. You must do this:

-Go to Program Files>Steam>Steamapps>Common>CounterStrike Global Offensive
-Rightclick on "csgo.exe" and select "Troubleshoot Compatibility"
-Select "Try Recommended Settings"
-Select "Windows Compatibility Mode: Windows XP (Service Pack 2)", and click "Start The Program", after CSGO launches, just close out of it, and click "Next"
- Select "Yes, save these settings for this program"

And then you could just launch CSGO normally

I hope it's rly help, will see!

I click 'Start the program' but nothing happens, am I supposed to start it manually, start it through steam, or should it open automatically?

[Jakey]

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hell Valve, why don't you just fix your own games!

[Kuraudo Sama]

i just had this while i was doing an overwatch in cs go. really dont know what to do. happened a couple minutes ago