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Note: Make sure to completely uninstall the steam version BEFORE attempting to download the Origin version (also,delete the crysis folder in the steam\steamapp\common\ directory). Just go here to create an EA account (if you haven't got one yet) and then activate your Crysis game using the CD Key I mentioned above.
Their version of the game just doesn't work. I didn't want to do this because I wanted Steam to be the sole game download service on my computer, but they left me no choice. I created the OP when I was still using Windows 7.Īfter 3 days of trying to get this thing to work, I finallly decided to to uinstall the game and use the CD key (you can find it in right hand side of Crysis' library page) and activate the game on Origin. Lastly, please take note that I have upgraded my OS to Windows 10. You might want to try that too just to be thorough. All it did was create a log file on my desktop, so I doubt it made a difference.
I also ran Windows 10's "Launch Analysis" on the Crysis.exe. Please be aware that in order to change the Crysis.exe's compatibility mode, you have to run the compatibility troubleshooter for Windows 10. I changed the compatibility mode of Crysis.exe to Vista sp2 and ran it as administrator. Later on the next day, I noticed that Crysis64.exe stopped working like it used to. It seemed like it would have a better chance of working immediately after attempting to run the normal crysis.exe. It would work sometimes and crash other times. At first, I discovered that I was only able to get the game to work via the Crysis64.exe ran as administrator.
There were some additional steps I had to take myself. (Make sure to overwrite all file versions that are identical.)
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Transfer the contents of the 64-bit patch into the bin32 folder. ***Update *** I re-attempted to get the steam version working and its now working with a combination of solutions 4, 8, 9, and 10.Ģ. XFX 7750HD Radeon 1GB Core Edition GDDR5 w/ AMD Catalyst 13.4ĥ.1 CH HD Audio (VIA® VT1705 Audio Codec) I've personally attempted all of these solutions and NONE of them worked however, several people from here and around the web have reported that at least one of these solutions worked. Solution#9: (only try after trying solution #8 and recieve the "insert disk" error) Solution#7: Uninstall game, clean registry (manually or with registry cleaner), re-download, reinstall game, and restart computer. Solution#6: (Not really a solution, but more of a suggestion) Note: You'll need to try each of the compatibility modes listed above Solution#4: Right click game executable (mentioned in step 3) -> select properties->Compatibility tab->Check "Run this program in compatibility mode for:"-> In drop down menu select Windows XP SP2 (OR) Windows XP SP3 (OR) Windows Vista (OR) Windows Vista SP1 (OR) Windows Vista SP2->Check "Run this program as administrator" under the privilege level section-> Click Apply->Click OK->Launch Crysis Executable Solution #3: Navigate to game folder and launch game directly via game executable (Right click game in library->Properties->Local Files tab->Browse Local Files->Bin32->Crysis.exe) Solution #2: Right click game in steam library->Properties->Set launch options->type: -dx9->Click ok See instructions to generate programs list to txt file: (Only if you wish) list of all programs installed
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Detailed System Specs (especially OS service pack, cpu, and graphics card & driver combo)ģ. The idea here is that everyone with this problem try every possible solution on this list and report backĢ. Below I've listed the various solutions I've compiled from both here and other forums across the web that have purportedly worked for some. I've therefore decided to start this thread to see if we can pinpoint the various causes for this problem. I think this implies that the causes of this problem can be different and some may even suffer from a combination of them. The biggest issue is that while it seems the symptoms are similar (black screen at launch then crash to desktop) the fixes that have worked for some people varies greatly. Alright, it seems this Crysis crash problem has been going on for quite some time.
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