Crash when I load a profile with Europe+Middle East.

[LopeszTiago]

Hello. It's me again. My problem is not solved.
It's weird that I put on Europe + Middle East and start a new profile and the game runs perfectly. If I exit the game and load that profile again, the game crashes.

My gamelog: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10hZ ... sp=sharing

[30maes]

Hello LopeszTiago,

If your GPU is overlocked. Try disable the overlock. If not, use notepad to open config.cfg at Documents\Euro Truck Simulator 2. Find uset cf_asus_aura "1". Change 1 to 0. And then save the file and restart the game.

Best Regards,
30maes

[LopeszTiago]

Hello 30maes thanks for the quick response. I did what you suggested but the problem persists.

Gamelog: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uD- ... sp=sharing

[bearcoolbear]

Your game files are corrupted, try verifying them on Steam.

[LopeszTiago]

I've already checked the integrity of the files on Steam and the files are not corrupted.

[LopeszTiago]

The crash always occurs in the menu. I already installed Zoom Crash Fix and tested it with Promods High Quality Map Background and Promods Complete Afroeurasia Background Map but the result is the same. Any tips on what I can do?

Gamelog: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GRX ... sp=sharing

[Josh0]

@LopeszTiago, your game is having trouble with the DirectX subsystem of Windows. I notice that you have two graphics adapters:

• 0 - Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000 (10.18.13.5362) [1996 MB]
• 1 - NVIDIA GeForce GT 635M (10.18.13.5362) [1996 MB]

Your game is using the Intel HD Graphics adapter, have you tried to use the NVIDIA GeForce adapter instead?

[LopeszTiago]

I went to the Nvidia control panel ("Nvidia Control Panel." > "3D Settings" > "Manage 3D Settings." > "Program Settings" > "Global Settings tab," and in the option "Preferred graphics processor" I chose "High-performance Nvidia Processor").
However, the game keeps crashing in the same spot and when checking the gamelog it looks like the game is still using Intel...

Gamelog: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y3Z ... sp=sharing

[Josh0]

I don't have experience with multiple video adapters in a system but I've seen people say that the adapter has to be chosen in the BIOS/UEFI settings (before Windows boots).

[LopeszTiago]

Ok i'll try tomorrow but it's weird. My vanilla game just works fine.