The goal is to use a different sound card/audio device than you’re using now, to see if it helps.Crash was a community-made map officially added to Killing Floor as part of the Snowstorm update. Your solution may be the reverse of mine. If you are using USB headphones already, maybe try unplugging them from the computer and seeing if the game works. This assumes you’re using speakers/headphones plugged into a standard headphone jack, HDMI, or SPDIF digital port now, not already using USB headphones. USB attached headphones effectively are their own sound card, and would bypass the audio device built into your PC. I went into the bios and enabled it, then went into the sound settings in Windows and set the newly enabled audio device as the default.Ī far easier way to change audio devices would be to plug in and use a pair of USB headphones. In my case, I have a separate sound card (Sound Blaster X-if), so I had the audio features built in to the computer disabled. It depends on your PC and whether or not you have another device attached to it to which you can tell Windows to route the sound in the sound settings.
This is the first game I’ve had a problem with on my PC in years.Īfter pre-ordering for $100, this is a real bummer. There are others reporting similar symptoms, but no real answers that fix the problem for me. This doesn’t seem like an isolated problem. The game shows Claptrap traversing the screen for about continuously for 3-5 minutes, then crashes. *I edit the file and switch to DirectX12. I change the mode to DirectX11 - game crashes after Claptrap traverses the screen 1-2 times.
When I start the game it shows the intro movies, then shows Claptrap dancing across the screen. I prepurchased the deluxe edition (PC version) through Epic Games, and while I didn’t have any problem installing it, I am unable to play it.
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