I'm sorry to hear about the persistent crashing issue you're facing with your game despite formatting your system multiple times. It's frustrating when troubleshooting doesn't yield any results. Let's work on getting a proper crash dump to diagnose the problem more effectively.
To set up your system to generate crash dumps for the game, you can follow these steps:
1. **Enable Crash Dumps**:
- Press **Win + R**, type **gpedit.msc**, and press **Enter**.
- Navigate to **Computer Configuration** > **Administrative Templates** > **System** > **System Information**.
- Double-click on **Enable Windows Error Reporting** and select **Enabled**.
- Set the **Dump type** to **Small memory dump (256 KB)**.
- Click **Apply** and **OK**.
2. **Check Dump Location**:
- By default, Windows stores crash dump files in **%SystemRoot%\MEMORY.DMP**.
3. **Analyze the Dump File**:
- Once the game crashes again, locate the crash dump file in the specified location.
- You can use tools like WinDbg to analyze the dump file. It can provide you with detailed information about the crash.
4. **Seek for Patterns in Event Viewer**:
- In the Windows Event Viewer, look for patterns or error messages around the time of the game crash.
- The error messages might give you clues about the root cause of the crashing issue.
5. **Identify Faulty Drivers or Software**:
- Outdated or corrupt drivers can often lead to crashes. Make sure all your drivers are up to date.
- Also, check for any conflicting software that might be causing the crashes.
Given your high-end hardware specifications, hardware failures are less likely. However, it's always good to rule out any hardware problems.
Feel free to share the details from the crash dump or Event Viewer, and the community here will try to assist you further in diagnosing and fixing the crashing issue.
