Hoarfrost Glitch

• Gearhead322 wrote on 2011-02-12 18:33
  Everytime i try to enter hoarfrost my computer gets bugged out and shuts down but when i enter Priar nothing like this happens :|.
  
  I already tried the inference thing. I turned it on just before i entered the Dungeon but my computer still crashed when it was almost done loading the Dungeon(Which it always does) Anyone have a fix for this problem? Also tried reinstalling but it still crashed my computer.
• Cucurbita wrote on 2011-02-12 18:37
  Yes. The best solution is to just give up with the Hoarfrost missions.
  
  :D
• zqzg wrote on 2011-02-12 19:57
  Have you tried deleting CurrentInfo.txt and patching again? By priar do you mean boat 4 prarie? And what's inference?
  
  

  Quote from Cucurbita;332472:

  Yes. The best solution is to just give up with the Hoarfrost missions.
  
  :D

  
  What's wrong with you?
• Gearhead322 wrote on 2011-02-12 20:41
  Yeah i mean the Boat. When u make all the windows go away and u can only see your character and everything around him , Thats what happens when u turn inference off.
  and Cuc , Thanks for that -_-
• Skye wrote on 2011-02-12 21:04

  Quote from Gearhead322;332774:

  Yeah i mean the Boat. When u make all the windows go away and u can only see your character and everything around him , Thats what happens when u turn inference off.
  and Cuc , Thanks for that -_-

  
  
  It's interface, actually.
• Gearhead322 wrote on 2011-02-13 00:50
  My bad lol
• phresh wrote on 2011-02-15 00:04
  If your computer is literally shutting down, you most likely have a hardware problem.
  
  So.. is it rebooting with a blue screen? Is it shutting down completely so you have to power it back on? Or is it just the game crashing?
• Gearhead322 wrote on 2011-02-15 00:17
  Blue screen appears and the whole computer reboots itself :\
• phresh wrote on 2011-02-15 00:28

  Quote from Gearhead322;336241:

  Blue screen appears and the whole computer reboots itself :\

  
  
  Then you most likely have a hardware problem, although it could be a faulty device driver.
  
  RAM is typically the first thing to check. There are a lot of free memory testing programs out there. They can take quite some time to fully test your RAM.
  
  If you have multiple sticks of RAM in your system, I'd simply remove one and see if you still have the problem. If the problem goes away, that stick is bad. If not, replace that stick and remover another, repeating until you find the culprit or you've checked them all.
  
  Hopefully we're talking about a desktop system.
• Gearhead322 wrote on 2011-02-15 00:40
  Could u explain to me how to go about doing this? Like in : 1. Go to 2. Open. :P??
• phresh wrote on 2011-02-15 00:58
  Before I post instructions:
  
  First off, remove the side of your case and make sure there's multiple sticks of RAM. If there's only one, then there's no point in doing this unless you have a spare stick of RAM sitting around.
  
  Also, check if there is a power switch on the back of your power supply. The instructions will vary depending on that.
• Succ wrote on 2011-02-16 19:40
  Listing computer status/your settings might be useful.
  
  For the longest time I couldn't run the prologue intro scene with the white spider climbing the church without crashing.
  I lowered my settings and it ran fine, and I was able to raise them back up again after it finished.
• Gearhead322 wrote on 2011-02-18 22:25

  Quote from phresh;336283:

  Before I post instructions:
  
  First off, remove the side of your case and make sure there's multiple sticks of RAM. If there's only one, then there's no point in doing this unless you have a spare stick of RAM sitting around.
  
  Also, check if there is a power switch on the back of your power supply. The instructions will vary depending on that.

  I cannot do this , As this computer belongs to my mom and she might hurt me if i do this :T_T: Thanks for trying though
  
  

  Quote from Succ;338082:

  Listing computer status/your settings might be useful.
  
  For the longest time I couldn't run the prologue intro scene with the white spider climbing the church without crashing.
  I lowered my settings and it ran fine, and I was able to raise them back up again after it finished.

  
  I went to system in control panel and it said
  (My Computer is a Window Vista Btw)
  Manufacturer: Dell
  Model: Inspiron 530
  Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E4600 @ 2.40GHz
  Memory(RAM): 2.00GB
  System type: 32-Bit Operating System
  Hope this helps :<
• phresh wrote on 2011-02-18 22:44
  Then your best bet may be to convince your Mom that the computer need repairs. Unfortunately, gaming stresses the system more than facebook so it might be stable as far as she is concerned.
  
  You might try to find a local computer shop and see if they'll install RAM for free if you purchase it from them. Most won't do this but a smallish friendly place just might if you ask nicely. You should be able to get 4GB of DDR2 RAM for $60 or so.
  
  Good luck.
• Succ wrote on 2011-02-20 03:07
  Sounds like your computer is running out of ram when it tries to load the dungeon.
  you are on vista, and the min requirements on XP are 512mb of ram It is usually double for vista/Win7
  
  Things that can help without spending money:
  Close as many programs as you can before running the game. IM Clients, web browser, etc.
  Play full screen and not window.
  Lower your in-game graphics settings in game.
  Set everything to lowest, and see if it still crashes