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Commander
![]() Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 462
Downloads: 53
Uploads: 7
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Wish I could help you.
![]() I've had the same thing happen to me: I'll go months without any trouble, and then I'll go to load a saved game and it stops at the "a long time ago' screen. Then I'll try loading the save before that . . . and before that . . . and before that . . . Any more, once I start a mission, I never exit the game until I'm back in base, just in case. I'll put my pc in hibernate to save power when needed, but I won't ever again exit a mission until I'm safely docked. |
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Seasoned Skipper
![]() Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Canada
Posts: 651
Downloads: 282
Uploads: 0
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I just lost a good patrol with 75000tons and 12 torpedoes left, I was disapointed
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Stowaway
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I used to get that error report deal from Microsoft too.
The error wasn't in SH3, but my grafik card (ATI). What I did to fix the problem was to turn OFF error reports being sent to Microsoft, and tell Windows Defender "hands off SH3". It might sound wrong to the experts, but it worked. Never had that problem again. The error itself was not what caused the problem. The problem was caused by Microsoft continualy hunting down the error and shutting down the program when they found it. My answer to Vista was basicly: I know there is an error. ATI can not fix the error. The error causes me no problems. Ignore it! |
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