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Got this laptop about a year ago, maybe a little longer than that. I knew I'd have limitations so I guess I'm just frustrated that this update seemed to screw me over when the game ran perfectly last night. It happens, but it's still pretty frustrating.
then try again
Yeah exactly, after I load into Central Executive and walk towards the Cafeteria the game freezes and the popups for lack of video memory and removed device show up
Everything in the display settings was at their lowest possible setting, resolution included. It didn't make a difference
What **exact** CPU do you have in this laptop?
AMD Ryzen 5 5600H
BUT... possibly not the issue, but I had to disable my Antivirus just to launch the game yesterday.
I'm no longer having any issues.
Aside from the Antivirus, sound and other issues which no longer affect ME at least, my HDR in Windows got turned on yesterday. I don't know how that happened, but my Windows desktop looked a bit off, and CONTROL looked wrong even after disabling HDR.
Anyway, I turned HDR off in Windows. So again, I can't find any issues now. I can't speak for anybody else.
I didn't see anything that said it had updated, could've been an automatic update though, not sure. Will have to check what my setting there is.
I'm not sure if the antivirus idea will work given the error messages I'm getting are hard ware issues like lack of video memory and apparently an overheating GPU (even though I swear I've felt it get way hotter playing different games than when playing Control and had never gotten that issue before).
1) CPU-Z ("Stress CPU" for at least ten minutes)
2) Furmark 2.5 (just click "RUN" or I think if you benchmark it keeps running after the end.)
3) Then run them both at the same time. Normally, a reasonably modern computer should DOWNCLOCK not crash your system.
4) Run the Windows Memory Diagnostic (type "memory" into Windows Search), or
better yet boot and run MEMTEST86 from a USB stick (may need to select it from BIOS)
https://www.memtest86.com/
(run MEMTEST86 for at least one full pass)
(If it's just this one, new game it may just be some software issues with the game and/or some conflict with your system software. Hence the stress tests)