*Using a translator
Problems:
Game just turned off
Not run from the first attempt
Information:
No mode or DLC
Attach log file
I've followed a few Tech Support posts
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*Using a translator
Problems:
Game just turned off
Not run from the first attempt
Information:
No mode or DLC
Attach log file
I've followed a few Tech Support posts
What happens if you run stellaris.exe directly from File Explorer? Any Windows error show then, or does it run okay?
Results:
Disappears with Steam
Just run without steam
But it runs well
However, the Internet is not connected in the game
I think it's because it's not running on Steam
It would be nice if it ran on steam (if there's a way)
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What antivirus app do you use? You need to make sure all these apps are in its exceptions lists:
stellaris.exe and dowser.exe (in the Steam Stellaris folder)
C:/users/{username}/AppData/Local/Programs/Paradox Interactive/launcher-v2.2023.16/paradox launcher.exe
C:/users/{username}/AppData/Local/Programs/Paradox Interactive/bootstrapper-v2.exe
IF that doesn't help, also set each of those .exe files (EXCEPT stellaris.exe !) to run as the Windows Admin user.
Then the game should run from Steam/our launcher, and enable all the DLCs.
stellaris.exe and dowser.exe (in the Steam Stellaris folder)
C:/users/{username}/AppData/Local/Programs/Paradox Interactive/launcher-v2.2023.16/paradox launcher.exe
C:/users/{username}/AppData/Local/Programs/Paradox Interactive/bootstrapper-v2.exe
IF that doesn't help, also set each of those .exe files (EXCEPT stellaris.exe !) to run as the Windows Admin user.
Then the game should run from Steam/our launcher, and enable all the DLCs.
As I don't read that language I'm not 100% sure what I'm seeing there. But disabling an AV app does not in fact fully turn it off, as that is what some malware tries to do!
You'll still have to add those .exe files to its exceptions lists.
You'll still have to add those .exe files to its exceptions lists.
What makes you say that? Are you having other issues with it? Because I'm not seeing anything wrong with the game, the launcher, or the settings.
Make a new Windows user on this machine and log into it with that and install and run the game there. Is that any different?
There's no difference if I run it with a new window account
If the game you were playing until yesterday suddenly doesn't work
There are bugs that don't even exist on the Internet
A problem that can't be fixed no matter what happens is that it's fixed when you wake up
Strange things often happen because I use the computer for a long time
+ To explain why my computer was weird
If the game you were playing until yesterday suddenly doesn't work
There are bugs that don't even exist on the Internet
A problem that can't be fixed no matter what happens is that it's fixed when you wake up
Strange things often happen because I use the computer for a long time
Maybe add steam.exe to that exceptions list you posted.
That aside, I'm pretty much out of ideas on this one!
That aside, I'm pretty much out of ideas on this one!