Question:
Why do my games keep crashing?
ST
2013-02-07 11:23:47 UTC
My games were working fine before I had this tech guy working on my computer to do things that would supposedly make it go faster. I noticed that he changed the paging file size. After that, Windows would interrupt my games because it was running low on memory and it gave you the option to close the program. I got tired of this happening so I went back to the paging file settings and changed it so that Windows automatically managed the paging file size for all the drivers. Ever since I did this, my games will crash. I get a message that says a problem caused the game to stop working correctly and Windows will close it. This is so annoying because sometimes I lose progress on my games. I went back to the paging file size and changed it to what Windows recommended and set the maximum to 1600 MB. Now I'm back to Windows telling me it's running low on memory after a few minutes of playing my games. What should my paging file size be? I have 25685 MB of available space and Windows recommends that the paging file size for all drivers be 1534 MB. It also says that the minimum allowed is 16 MB. The games that cause issues are The Sims 3 (with most of the expansion packs and stuff packs) and Spore. I don't know much about computers. Help!
Three answers:
JC
2013-02-07 11:32:20 UTC
Maybe you should give it a System Restore and bring your computer to the best previous working date. Check and see if he installed Windows with out removing the previous if he did not things like these can take lots of memory, also you might have missing files,corrupted files...missing files and corrupted files can cause games and software's to crash. Or the best bet is to do a fresh windows installment removing all previous ones but make sure you save all you personal stuff.
outolook4u
2013-02-07 11:52:11 UTC
this definitely has to do with the page system file there. I would let windows handle it automatically then it will create the space it needs for the program.



Go to Control Panel

click System then on the left locate advanced system settings

you will see system properties

click the advanced tab, under performance click settings

once in there either select Let windows choose whats best or adjust for best performance

this should help with game play



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2016-12-05 02:54:34 UTC
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