Hi,
I recently did a registry scan with CCleaner.
Now all of my games crash after a while, some more frequently than others.
The time-frame could be a couple of hours after starting it, to a few seconds.
I don't think that they started crashing immediately after the scan, it maybe started a few days later. This is happening to games that are installed after the scan as well.
I do have a backup of my registry, although it is dated, and a few programs have been installed after the scan, so I am reluctant to use it.
So I'd like someone to confirm that from doing a scan in CCleaner that the above is happening because of the scan.
Thanks
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Yes I meant fixing and deleting registries.
So It couldn't be the CCleaner, and I know that I have the drivers for my graphics card. I know that i have a recent if not newest version of directx. My core temperature looks normal, I think it was 62 degrees the last time my game crashed. Then the internal and external temps were fine. So it seems that i am out of suggestions, anyone else that knows more able to help? |
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Is that your cpu core or gpu core? what Graphics card you using?
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my cpu core, and I am using a Radeon X300/500
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Originally Posted by oharaandrewlp
62 degrees is a little bit high if you're playing your games. That could be one cause why the games are crashing.
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yes that was why i ask, that is rather hot, if you have had your pc for a while i would suggest purchasing a can compressed air to blow away any dust formation in your cpu heatsink and fan. A good scoosh in your computer will enable your cooling systems (fans/heatsinks) to work more effectively. Dust can also damage the fan motors, so if clearing any dust does not help, it may be time to purchase a new fan for the cpu. keeping your system clean is very important. I am only advising this if you are talking about a desktop computer, i dont know much about laptop maintanance. hope this helps
Tell me if you need more help regarding dust and fans. |
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