Some people are not going like what I have to say. Why do some people are having this problem where others don’t. I have been at this from the early 80"s. One thing I have learn from the start. If it isn’t broke don’t fix it!!!
I don’t update anything unless I’m having a problem. My Video driver is maybe over a year old. My sound driver is the same one from the time I build my computer 6 yrs ago. The Bios is the same one from when I build it.
You can take two computers that are the same. Give one to somebody that will sit there 24/7 and tweaks it. The other one they just run it. Which one do you think is going to have more problems.
It isn’t the computer, it isn’t the game, It sounds like it is the driver that is causing the problem. But the first thing support will tell you. Update your drivers that is the problem. But in this case updating the driver is the problem.
That is the point I’m trying to make here!!! People the big reason we have driver updates because some people are having problems. If your computer is running with no problems. Leave Well Enough Alone.
There was a game people were having problems Anno 1800. If you were running windows 7 no problems. If you were running windows 10 it was crashing all over the place. On windows 10 if you ran a old video driver like 1yr to 1-1/2yr old it ran fine. If you update the driver it started crashing again.
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