However, until now, I had not been able to explain this, and I believed it may have simply been due to desktop users not bothering to mention that they were using a desktop. I had noticed that many others reporting similar issues to me mentioned that they had laptops or netbooks, but I never saw anyone mention they were using a desktop computer. Well, I think I found out what the issue is. Rebooting in Safe Mode and attempting to run the gameĪgain, EE vanilla works fine, it is only the Art of Conquest expansion that experiences this problem. Trying to run the game with both the integrated graphics and dedicated graphics card Compatibility modes/admin permissions/16-bit color mode
Integrated Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000ĭedicated Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 630M Model: Toshiba Ultrabook Satellite U940 PSU6VA-00S002 I notice that the "exception code" is the same each time (0xc0000005), but the "fault offset" may vary, although it is frequently 0x004b51e5 as above. C:\Games\Sierra\Empire Earth - The Art of Conquest\EE-AOC.exe Here is the details of the last log:įaulting application name: EE-AOC.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x3d6397f8įaulting module name: EE-AOC.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x3d6397f8įaulting application start time: 0x01cec17b254abde8įaulting application path: C:\Games\Sierra\Empire Earth - The Art of Conquest\EE-AOC.exeįaulting module path: C:\Games\Sierra\Empire Earth - The Art of Conquest\EE-AOC.exe The process without CPU activity then disappears, followed by the process with CPU activity.Īn "Application Error" event is logged in Event Viewer every time I try to run EE-AOC. One process has CPU activity, the other does not. If I have Task Manager open on the "details" tab, I see that 2 instances of EE-AOC.exe appear. I can get vanilla Empire Earth to work fine, but every time I try to run Empire Earth - The Art of Conquest, nothing happens.
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