
Yes, the game is using the graphic card, not the IGP. I also reinstall the whole game with full folders cleanup. Let me know if I can clarify any of the steps above! We can't do this on the forum, though, so once you've got those files, please reach out at the links below so our support agents can help further. The two files it describes store important data (crucially, data that Windows logs during crashes) that we can use to diagnose the issue and suggest a more specific fix. If none of those steps works for either of you, please then go on to check our system files support article. Since you are on a laptop, please use this guide to double-check that your laptop is using the dedicated GPU and not your on-board GPU. In particular from the guide, please make sure you are running the game with administrator rights, you've verified the game files, you've got your graphics drivers and Windows install fully updated, and you don't have any background programs which could interfere with the, thanks very much for listing the steps you've already tried - that really helps me out! It's unfortunate our recommended basic troubleshooting hasn't helped. I'll be happy to help get this, can you start us off with the steps in the troubleshooting guide? Our findings with crashes have shown that they fix the vast majority of causes, so I'm confident they'll solve your crashing issue. I understand you've both faced crashes once you've loaded into an Anno 1800 game, which is very unfortunate. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.Hi and, thanks both for reaching out about this. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. It is also important to know what your full Windows version is, you can view that on Windows 10 by going to the Settings app -> System -> About, and then it will be listed as the OS Build, for example 19042.421

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