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    IL-2 1946 randomly crashes after 10-20 mins of playing :(

    Ever since I got my new computer I can't play Il-2 for more then 10 mins in one flight or it randomly crashes to the desktop with no warning.
    It doesn't crash in menu's, only if I spend a long time in one flight (I only play offline btw) I have windows 7 and the steam version of the game.
    I read this guide that told me how to set up IL-2 to work on windows 7 and did everything it said but the crashes still happen
    that guide is here :http://114th-fighters.team-talk.net/...-by-donkey_doo

    does anyone know why this happens? This is the only flight sim I play and I love it so
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    I would suggest overheating or drivers as possible causes.
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    I concur. If you're using mods there might be a memory leak issue too.
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    Hey I fixed the problem guys. I just changed the graphics settings from openGL to Direct X. and no I don't use any mods I don't even know where I can find those lol

    EDIT: nevermind it crashed again but this time after about 4 full length campaign missions.. oh well it still crashes way less I guess ill have to live with it
    Last edited by Newflyer; 06-30-2012 at 08:42 AM.
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    As the others have said, it's likely an overheating problem, however a few years ago I was having a similar problem to yours and traced it back to a dodgy plug-in usb hub. I don't use them any more and have had no problems since then.

    But in the end, I would first look at whether or not your computer or some of its components are overheating. Don't know what kind of rig you have, but it could also be a problem with your power supply or perhaps even an unrelated Windows issue.

    I hope you get fixed up soon.
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    Further to my last, there is a thread over in Community Help describing your problem and it turned out to be a bad power supply.
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