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ESO Randomly Stops Responding (SOLVED)
Tango
Soul Shriven
Hello,
My game keeps freezing, then the screen turns white and a message pops up saying "ESO has stopped responding." It never starts responding again. When I close the game, there is no error report or anything. What's going on? I've tried re-installing my drivers, lowering the game settings, and changing lines in the usersettings file, but nothing has worked. I've attached my dxdiag, if anyone could take a look and try to help, I would greatly appreciate it.
Edited by Tango on 14 April 2014 15:15
My game keeps freezing, then the screen turns white and a message pops up saying "ESO has stopped responding." It never starts responding again. When I close the game, there is no error report or anything. What's going on? I've tried re-installing my drivers, lowering the game settings, and changing lines in the usersettings file, but nothing has worked. I've attached my dxdiag, if anyone could take a look and try to help, I would greatly appreciate it.
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it says (solved). I'm having the same issues as you were, care to share how you went about fixing it?0
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TangoSoul ShrivenSure thing, I kept the changes I made to the usersettings file (changing "SET RequestedNumThreads "-1"" to "SET RequestedNumThreads "0""), set the launcher and client to run as admin, and repaired the installation with the launcher. After the repair it was still crashing, so I all I did was bite the bullet and decided to put the graphics settings on "low" (which sucks cause I should be playing on ultra.) I think it had something to do with my slow-ish internet connection though, because I have DSL and my family is always watching Netflix. So, if you don't have the fastest internet, putting the graphics way down should do the trick for you.
Hope that helps!Edited by Tango on 15 April 2014 02:500