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Crash My Laptop Keeps On Crashing When I Am On P3D!!!
- Thread starter Castazor
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Could you post a crash log so that we can analyze the crash? We can't do much with the information provided.
Your laptop just turns off?
This sounds more like a problem with your computer than the game.
Could you post your computer specifications?
Operating system and such.
When your computer is turning off when you play a game (such as Pokémon3D) then this is obviously not the fault of the program, but rather the influence this program has on your hardware.
A game like Pokémon3D requires a bit more RAM space and CPU calculations and it takes uses of advanced Graphics Card functions other than a "normal" program does (except its programming is f-ed up), and I guess that one of your drivers of your computer is configured properly to handle this.
When there is a driver error, the normal result you get would be a bluescreen though, so when your computer just turns off, there might a critical problem with your power supply, as I mentioned before, the components of your computer need to "work harder" and need more power.
So yeah, its not a direct problem with the game and certainly nothing I can "fix". It's like trying to run a DirectX12 game on an old Sega console and complaining to the developer of the game that it doesn't work.
You should ask your local IT technician about this, possibly getting help on the internet and looking at your Event Viewer, the problem might get logged there.
A game like Pokémon3D requires a bit more RAM space and CPU calculations and it takes uses of advanced Graphics Card functions other than a "normal" program does (except its programming is f-ed up), and I guess that one of your drivers of your computer is configured properly to handle this.
When there is a driver error, the normal result you get would be a bluescreen though, so when your computer just turns off, there might a critical problem with your power supply, as I mentioned before, the components of your computer need to "work harder" and need more power.
So yeah, its not a direct problem with the game and certainly nothing I can "fix". It's like trying to run a DirectX12 game on an old Sega console and complaining to the developer of the game that it doesn't work.
You should ask your local IT technician about this, possibly getting help on the internet and looking at your Event Viewer, the problem might get logged there.
goldenexodus
Bug Catcher
Nillz is totally right and idk know if you have tried yet but if you are using a laptop then you should be able to switch the power settings and if you can then you want to make sure that it is set to high-performance. Hope it helps
If I recall correctly, right-click your battery icon (it should be next to your volume icon and time).
goldenexodus
Bug Catcher
tornado is right 
thats normally where you would find it. I hope that helps you out a bit man.
thats normally where you would find it. I hope that helps you out a bit man.