There are very few games that are quite as good as Divinity Original Sin 2 and that’s what makes it even more frustrating when it crashes. According to its users, the game launches just fine and somewhere in the middle of the play, it crashes without warning. In some instances, the game freezes for a few seconds before crashing.
- Download the 4GB Patch Current Version: 1.0.0.1. I originally wrote this tool for a friend of mine who needed it. This very little tool patches x86 executables in order to let them have 4GB (instead of only 2) of virtual memory on x64 platforms.
- In the Galaxy client, select Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition in the left column, click the More button and select Configure. If the updates are set to manual rather than automatic, select either 2.0.119.430 for the version before the Galaxy update, or 2.0.119.430(GALAXY FIX) or 2.0.119.430(LANG HOTFIX) for the version after the fix.
So, how do you fix the Divinity Original Sin 2 crashing error? Well, some of these instances are caused to bugs while in some instances it is a problem with its saving feature. In this guide, you will learn how to fix any of these issues.
Divinity 2 is stuck on loading screen. This question is actually for my friend, his computer is a satellite toshiba. On the game divinity 2 after the cutseen after charecter customization it goes into a loading screen and then does not respond. It is the english version. He downloaded the pacht of the divinity websight: 1.03.
Solutions to Divinity Original Sin 2 crashing
If Divinity Original sin 2 won’t launch or keeps crashing, try to fix the error using these options:
Fix #1: Find an alternative way to full-screen mode
The actual full-screen mode can cause Divinity Original Sin to crash. If this is the case, you can play the game in a ‘fake full-screen’ or ‘borderless window’ which is the same as your desktop screen size. To activate a ‘fake full-screen’ mode, you can either:
- Start the game and then hit the Windows button to pop up the taskbar. You can then set the taskbar to auto-hide.
- Open the game and another window. Drag the game window to the top.
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Fix #2: Run the game in compatibility mode
For a game or any software that isn’t updated often, the best way to run it smoothly is in compatibility mode. You can run the program in compatibility mode by:
- Right-clicking the program’s shortcut on your desktop or its .exe file
- Select Properties
- Choose the compatibility tab
- Select the compatibility mode of a previous Windows version e.g. Windows 7 if you are currently running Windows 10
- Click OK
If this doesn’t work, follow steps 1-3 and then click ‘Run compatibility troubleshooter’. Wait for it to complete before you try to run the game again.
Fix #3: Reinstall drivers
If you see a message ‘nvwgf2umx.dll’ then it means the problem comes from your Nvidia drivers.
The solution here is to reinstall the drivers. Go to the Driver Downloads page for Nvidia and download your specific driver. Proceed to install it before you launch the game. You may have to restart your computer after the installation.
Fix #4: Fixing missing DLL issues
When a missing DLL is the culprit behind Divinity Original Sin 2 not launching, you can fix the problem by:
- Installing Visual C++ Redistr 2015. Make sure to select the right computer’s architecture and .Net 3.5
- Install Microsoft .NET Framework 4
Fix #5: Establish a connection to Larian server
Divinity 2 Loading Screen Fix Mac
When gaming on Steam, you may have come across an error “connection to the Larian support server failed.” To fix this error, disable Larian Support Tool first then relaunch the game. If it launches fine, then you can proceed to play. If it doesn’t, you need to determine what is blocking the server.
Divinity 2 Loading Screen Fix Tool
- Disable your antivirus and Firewall
- Check your internet connection and network adapter
- Run Steam as an administrator
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Is Divinity Original Sin 2 still crashing even after fixing these issues? We’d love to hear from you. If you have found an alternate solutions, let us know too in the comments below.