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BG2EE Game Crashes on Launch.. Tried Everything

VurdnarokVurdnarok Member Posts: 1
edited May 2021 in Troubleshooting
Hey guys

So my issue started about 3-4 months ago, my mate and I meet up once or twice a week to game on some BG2 where my game started crashing on launch every so often, but it wasn't that big a' deal.. Later on it would crash every time i tried to start up the game and screw up my computer making me have to force shut downs etc. and the only way I could fix it was a full re-install of the game. Now I can't even start the game, no matter what i try, it crashes every time on start up and nothing I do gets me in the game anymore.

I've made sure my drives are up to date, installed Direct-X 9, disabled certain overlay options etc in my steam and discord (all being supposed fixes I've found online) and a bunch of other things, but nothing works.

So I've heard that uploading the DxDiag can help in figuring out why the game keeps crashing so I'll upload that, but I can't find the Dump file anywhere in my Documents/BG2 file or in the install directory files.

Can anyone help me with this please???

Thanks guys!!

Edit: Steam put out an update that seems to have fixed the problem.. Allg o7
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