My game crashes, please help!
Kristof:
Thank you Gazania!
How do you mean renaming the game? The Sims 2 folder to Sims2aa in the EA Games folder, or where? Sorry, that's perhaps a silly question.
Thank you, I'll try these.
Silly me, I wanted to move all the downloaded things, but I only removed the Downloads section... now I'll remove all the things. Thanks for the tip!
gazania:
Whoa, Nellie! You need to rename the folder in My Documents. Don't move the other stuff ... the stuff in the My Computer area.
My Documents -- EA Games -- Sims 2 . That "Sims 2" folder.
But FIRST, back up your Sims 2 folder in your "good game" and move it somewhere else in your My Documents area. Name it ... anything ... as long as you know what it is. I know this sounds like nagging, but always back up before you start something like this! NEVER try this otherwise. Backing up might take a while. In the meantime, perhaps someone who is more of a "pro" can assist you, too.
Theraven:
RAM is the memory. Usually comes in anything between 512mb and 4GB.
Memory and harddrive space isn't the same ;)
You'll find it where you find the system information.
Kristof:
Sorry, I'm not a too big computer pro... I can do things what I need, but nothing other :confused:
My computer has 1,50 GB RAM.
gazania:
Oh, dear. I don't know if theraven will concur, but you might indeed be pushing your game with the Downloads size.
I play one game (I have two different games I play on two different computers) on a 1.5 GB computer, and I was once told to watch the size of my Downloads folder on that one. This game does love to eat lots of RAM.
I believe that trying the game vanilla might answer your question as to whether your game itself is corrupted or not.. But you might also make sure you have enough space on your hard drive for a backup and your renamed folder first. Oh, and when you make a backup, rename that as well. Sims2backup is fine.
Perhaps I should let theraven walk you through the next steps.
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