Issues with Unity games frequently occurring.
Issues with Unity games frequently occurring.
Hi All
I've been experiencing problems lately while playing Unity games like PlateUp! and Gunfire Reborn. They tend to crash unexpectedly. This has only started around the beginning of September, and I haven’t had any issues with other titles. PlateUp! is the only one that seems affected, but Gunfire appears to be the culprit.
Event Viewer indicates that the Desktop Window Manager is also failing at the same time as the games.
Event logs:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z6G5LPb...sp=sharing
I haven’t located any crash reports for PlateUp!
My system temperatures are consistently around 60°C, so that doesn’t seem to be the main cause. My usage stats aren’t unusually high either. I ran stress tests on both CPU and GPU. The GPU maintained a stable temperature of 84°C at only 73% fan speed. The CPU reached 104°C, but normal operation temperatures were much lower.
System details:
Windows 10 Pro
Asus Prime b450m-a Motherboard
AMD Ryzen 5 3600x
AMD RX 5700xt
Corsair 16gb DDR4 RAM at 3000MHz
What I've attempted so far:
- Reduced settings
- Reinstalled games on a different SSD
- Updated GPU drivers
- Reverted to a driver from August
- Swapped RAM for a new set (issue continued)
- Used an older GPU (Nvidia 1050Ti)
- Performed SFC, DSIM checks, scan/restore health
- Ran Windows Memory Diagnostic
I’m still stuck and haven’t found a solution. I’ve seen some discussions online about similar problems, but nothing concrete. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
explorer experienced crashes multiple times during build version 19041.2006, possibly needing an update; the latest stable is 19041.2193. plateup encountered issues from a detected memory leak in its app, as did backpack her. mft3.exe (likely manufactoria) also showed the same problem. gunfire reported both memory leak and exception breakpoint. prime95 was affected too. overwatch exhibited similar leaks. dwm appears unstable. search results indicate frequent crashes with xboxcontroller, which may be fixed via firmware update. given numerous memory leak concerns, it seems your windows setup might be corrupted. first run memtest, if successful proceed with chkdsk C: /r in CMD/powershell with admin rights. then execute DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth followed by SFC /ScanNow. running dism fixes local issues, while sfc performs an online repair; reversing the order usually doesn’t yield the desired outcome. several memory leaks were resolved on win10 June 2022 Patch Thursday.
Thank you for your quick response. I overlooked the optional updates in the menu, so I have completed these now. This update also included a controller fix.
Memtest showed no errors, and the chkdsk scan was successful.
I executed DISM followed by SFC; SFC detected and repaired some corrupt files, which should resolve the issue.
I don’t have time to test it right now, but I’ll update soon.