Windows 7 Ultimate is very stuck playing Dungeons Warriors

Since the hardware is good, it's probably a driver problem, and you won't use the default driver, right?! It is recommended to update all drivers with a driver sprite or a driver angel.

Hungry Actually, I feel like it's a system compatibility issue dnf this game is a bit offbeat. It is recommended that you install an XP on the dual system, and the dual system is still OK.

Because the current win7 is not very perfect. It may be less compatible with domestic online games.

Although Win7 does have a great improvement in the interface and operation, XP is still recommended to play online games

It's a little more stable.

Turn off everything you can, and give points for the good.

4 megabyte fiber? The landlord is powerful!

This broken game is originally stuck ==

Here's how to fix it:

4. After installation, restart the computer, and we can play DNF happily.

The following friends are too professional, let me talk about it more intuitively.

The reasons for the crash are none other than the following.

The memory is full, resulting in the game crashing when the memory cannot be released (it can be solved by increasing the memory) The network bandwidth is too low, resulting in the data transmission being stuck (it is recommended to check the network) The game file is wrong, causing the game to crash, (it is recommended to use tgp to repair the game, and then log in again) Finally, it is the system reason, it is recommended to install the pure version or upgrade to the professional version, maybe there will be some improvements.

1. Right-click on My Computer, select Properties, click Advanced System Settings in the interface, 2. Then in the window, click Advanced Options Settings, 3. Then in the Performance Options window, click Advanced Change, 4. Select the disk where DNF is installed, click Custom Size, enter 4096 and 10240 in turn, and click OK, 5. Complete the above operations and restart the computer.

Internet speed also has a relationship. It may be caused by a bad network.

External problems: 1. The network environment is poor, and you can confirm whether there is this problem through other machines in the same network 2. The game is not compatible,-- some games may not support some Windows system versions well enough, and the compatibility is relatively poor, so you can set the compatibility mode.

Machine Setup Issues:

If it is a machine with dual graphics cards, please make sure that the GPU is set up to run this game.