Crack Fm 2013 Fix Crash Dump

A crash dump is a generic name for any type of crash you encounter when launching or running Football Manager 2017. Contained within the crash dump file is information related to what kind of crash you have, which in some circumstances Sports Interactive will ask you to upload to their FTP.

The crash dump file can be located at the following default location: /Users/[Your Mac Username]/Documents/Sports Interactive/Football Manager 2017/crash dumps Crash dump whilst launching or playing FM 2017 on Mac 1. Remove any custom graphics Remove any custom logos/faces/skins etc from your Graphics folder so they no longer appear in game.

Deleting this file will not solve your crash dump. There are a few troubleshooting techniques we suggest you undertake in order to get the game running.

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Windows users The crash dump file can be located at the following default location: C: Users [Your Windows Username] Documents Sports Interactive Football Manager 2017 crash dumps Crash dump on launching FM 2017 Normally a crash dump on game start is related to a system or conflicting error, so we suggest the following steps to be completed in the following order. Update Graphics Card Drivers Graphics card websites have tools which can scan your system and find the correct card. AMD/ATI - Intel - Nvidia - If you know your exact graphics card make, you can download and install the latest drivers for your graphics card manually.

Configure your laptop to run Football Manager 2017 with optimal settings • Go to ‘Control Panel’. • Find 'Power Options'. • Select 'Maximum performance' or 'High performance’. If neither of these options are available, click ‘Show additional plans’ to find this option. Nvidia Graphic Cards If your laptop has an Nvidia card, it will most likely also have a secondary Intel card (integrated to the motherboard or CPU) which normally runs in power saving mode. Occasionally the game can incorrectly default to this mode, so follow the steps below to check and confirm that it’s running your dedicated graphics card. • Right-click on your desktop and there should be a Nvidia Control Panel.

• Under ‘3D settings’ and ‘program settings’ add ‘fm.exe’. This can be found found in C: Program Files (x86) Steam steamapps common Football Manager 2017 or where you have installed Steam and FM17. • Run with the more powerful Nvidia card over the integrated Intel card. If you are having issues with this card and the game doesn’t launch or have issues, as a test it’d be worth choosing the 'Integrated graphics' as main graphic processor to see if the same issues occur. AMD/ATI Graphics Cards There's a wide variation in versions of the AMD/ATI Radeon Catalyst Control Center for adjusting the settings for these cards, so the process may not be exactly as listed below. • Go to Graphics > PowerPlay - Set Plugged In and Battery to Maximum Performance.