KixenDK posted on Apr 22, 2014 4:12:20 PM - Report post
Hi. I've just formated my pc, due to it being slow... alot! xD Anyways, I've tried using trainers for Sleeping Dogs and XCOM: Enemy Within, the latest released trainer ofcourse.
Both games are run through Steam. And both games crash on me, for some reason.
For sleeping dogs, I only use unlimited health, as any other cheat would instantly crash the game. But the health option I can play with for about 15-30 min. then it crashes.
For XCOM, I first tried the editor (which I suck at), I only edited Health, Will, Defense and Offense. It would let me play for about 15-30 min. aswell, until it as Sleeping Dogs, would crash me to desktop.
So all in all, its like Steam is catching the trainer and crashing the game. I remember you had some program you needed to run before the trainer to avoid being caught by steam, but I cannot find that program.
Eitherway.
I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate, and have Bullguard as AV and Firewall.
Dunno if you need other info's, but feel free to ask. Thanks.
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PWizard posted on Apr 22, 2014 4:49:59 PM - Report post
Disable/uninstall all AV, firewall and other security software. right click run as admin on game and trainer. Steam is not causing the games to crash.
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B4Marc posted on Apr 22, 2014 6:37:58 PM - Report post
The trick of the trade is to put all trainers in a separate folder and include this folder in the "Excluded files and folders" of your anti-virus program.
Some anti-virus are a pain...and it would be reasonable to stay away from those pieces of..., since they mostly take control of your pc and give($) a limited protection.
The best for me is the Microsoft Security Essentials.
Hope it helps.
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KixenDK posted on Apr 23, 2014 7:10:58 AM - Report post
Thanks. Going to try that. Although the computer is fresh formated, the AV is a fresh install. And there wasn't any problem before I formated, so its not the AV that's causing the problem, as I had the same AV before, and it didn't cause any problems then.
But I am going to try your solution anyway, just to see if it is causing the problem.