October 7, 20187 yr Thought I had the issue resolved but while I was playing around with the EFB during a flight I got another CTD. Same error codes as before. Here's the log from the event viewer below. I was told by PMDG support that the error code CLR20r3 is related to overclocking issues, and sometimes corrupt or outdated drivers. I only have factory overclocking on my GPU so I opted to reinstall my GPU driver and that seemed to do the trick for awhile. However it appears that something else is going on here. I already tried to do a clean reinstall of the driver again but that doesn't appear to remedy the problem anymore. Maybe someone here can offer some insight that PMDG support can't. Description Faulting Application Path: E:\Program Files\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D V4\Prepar3D.exe Problem signature Problem Event Name: CLR20r3 Problem Signature 01: Prepar3D.exe Problem Signature 02: 4.3.29.25520 Problem Signature 03: 5b2c3263 Problem Signature 04: mscorlib Problem Signature 05: 4.7.3163.0 Problem Signature 06: 5b58f318 Problem Signature 07: 5cd7 Problem Signature 08: 26 Problem Signature 09: FOPL4MYEJCHQ4QUDLY5M1JG1EE1KJYWU OS Version: 10.0.17134.2.0.0.768.101 Locale ID: 1033 Additional Information 1: fc4c Additional Information 2: fc4c60effd05788fd32d3c6b85371fb7 Additional Information 3: 423a Additional Information 4: 423aedc73e5116e966d6ff24a2ec4597 Files that help describe the problem minidump.mdmp WERInternalMetadata.xml WERInternalRequest.xml memory.csv sysinfo.txt AppCompat.txt WERGenerationLog.txt Here's the link to the original thread: https://www.avsim.com/forums/topic/543147-747-8-crash-to-desktop-p3d-v4/ Edited October 7, 20187 yr by OccamsRazor
October 7, 20187 yr Commercial Member Same answer as before. The same crash dump is pointing to the same issue. Graphics card/driver issue. Right in the crash dump. Kyle Rodgers
October 7, 20187 yr Try cleaning out all driver files and folders. Get DDU (display driver uninstaller) (free) and run it with windows in safe mode. Safe mode is required to completely clean out old files. Then restart windows and download current or known good driver and install it. Hope this helps. It has help me on occasion but isn't always the solution. Dan Downs KCRP
October 7, 20187 yr I myself use the ccleaner to clean out any leftovers before i install the new drivers. Regards Zdenek Cebis
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