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CTD after a fresh reinstall.


oblivionpather

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Hello.

 

I'm at my wit's end with Fo3 right now. I reinstalled recently because the mods I had were causing so many crashes that I just decided to scrap my installation and reinstall. Now, Whenever I attempt to make a new game, or continue from a downloaded savegame, the game stops responding and crashes. Aside from mod related ones, I have had no such problems with Fallout 3 before on this machine.

 

I am on 64-bit Windows 7, and my Fallout 3 is the steam version.

 

Fixes tried

 

Updated Graphics Drivers

Both deleted local game content through steam and manually deleting the fallout 3 goty folder from my steam directory

Updated sound drivers

Disabled FFDshow's audio stuff for fallout3.exe

Attempted to launch the launcher directly

attempted to launch fallout 3 through steam

attempted to launch fallout 3 through FOMM

Attempted to disable vsync

Attempted running the game on all the preset graphics settings

Verified the integrity of the game cache through steam - everything checked out.

Deleted Fallout.ini, let the game generate a new one, used the iNumHWThreads=2 command

 

What's going on here? I really want to play again and i'm eager for suggestions for fixes.

 

 

Edit: Just to verify, this installation was crashing without FOMM, OBSE, or anything installed alongside - in other words, from a fresh, 100% vanilla install, i've been having the crashes.

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Well, hell.

 

I did a search on d3d9.dll, because i heard some crashes can be related to it. Searched my documents and my game folder for it, and it was nowhere to be found!

That's because it's in the "C:/ Windows / system32" directory.

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Well, hell.

 

I did a search on d3d9.dll, because i heard some crashes can be related to it. Searched my documents and my game folder for it, and it was nowhere to be found!

That's because it's in the "C:/ Windows / system32" directory.

 

Apparently it needs to be in the game directory too, because placing it in there made the crashes stop.

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