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Hello there,

I bought a new PC (Vista ) after I tried to play BF on a other Vista PC successfully, so I don't expected any problems, but now the game crashes after I click on any map in instant action right before it begins to load the map.

Is this happend before or did I something wrong?

Please help, thanks

EDIT: SW: Empire at war works, but Forces of Corruption and RC don't.

Is the new computer a newer version of vista?

I don't know exactly, it's home professional.

Where could I check the Version?

http://forums.techarena.in/vista-help/926830.htm to determin if you are running 64-bit. if you are use these fixes:

For Battlefront: http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/genmessa ... c=41791530

For FOC: http://www.filefront.com/14542785/FOC64bitfix.rar/

I don't know about your RC problem, but these fixes worked for me.

thanks, but I am using a 32-Bit System.

Darth_Spiderpig wrote:Hello there,

I bought a new PC (Vista ) after I tried to play BF on a other Vista PC successfully, so I don't expected any problems, but now the game crashes after I click on any map in instant action right before it begins to load the map.

Is this happend before or did I something wrong?

Please help, thanks

EDIT: SW: Empire at war works, but Forces of Corruption and RC don't.

I had exactly the same problem. It is a sound problem.
You must go into the control panel and change some stuff, I don't remeber exactly what.
But if you go to LucasArts.com you will see alot of people had this problem and found the solution, so just look around in their forums.

JUHU, it works now, I disabled the mixer configs ingame and now it works perfectly (only without sound )

Thanks all who helped

Darth_Spiderpig wrote:JUHU, it works now, I disabled the mixer configs ingame and now it works perfectly (only without sound )

Thanks all who helped

Okay, but if you want sound, here is how I fixed it(I'm not sure if this will work for you):
Go to the Control Panel, click on hadware and sound.
Scroll down to "Sound" and click manage audio devices, click on Recording up at the top.
Right click and click show disabled devices. I think something called "Stereo Mix" should come up.
Make it the default and turn mixer configs back on.

I think this is how I did it, but I am not 100% sure.
Hope it works!

StarkillerMarek wrote:Hope it works!

It does, many thanks man, you saved BF for me

Darth_Spiderpig wrote:

StarkillerMarek wrote:Hope it works!

It does, many thanks man, you saved BF for me

You're welcome. Just to make sure, it works with sound?

Indeed

Thanks a bunch again, dude