I just bought and installed Unreal Engine 4. The install seemed to go fine but it is crashing ALOT!. Normally within 5 minutes of starting it I get a crash. I looked up the error code and the results I keep seeing are to disable my onboard video or atleast set Unreal Engine to run on my Nvidia video card. The problem is I don’t have onboard video. All I have is my Nvidia GTX 750ti. What could be causing this issue? Most often the error code I see is “c0000005”.
Here is my Callstack:
!Id:cad9c8d800b4a26e816e3840351cb4db
Access violation - code c0000005 (first/second chance not available)
Here is my dxdiag. What logs are you looking for? Im sorry I only just started unreal so I am not familiarlink text with what logs are important and where they are.
The logs can be found at one of two locations, depending on how far along you were able to get before the crash. If you made it to the engine, but did not load a project, go to C:/ProgramData/Epic/Engine/Saved/Logs/. If you were able to load a project before it crashed, go to /UnrealProjects/PROJECTNAME/saved/logs/.
I can get into projects. They crash after a few minutes. For some reason this form wont let me upload the logs cause it says the “file type is invalid”.
I uploaded it to my google drive and it should be accessible here:
The last time I ran in it there was a quick test and I quit before the crash. Before that though you can see the crashes.
Yes it still happens on a blank project. I did not do anything with the project(had blank project on one monitor and was browsing reddit on the other). The link to the log is here
I uninstalled the editor, same issue, removed the engine and redownloaded engine, same issue, created new blank project, same issue. here is the latest crash log. Honestly is it worth fighting to get this working or should I just start looking into other options like unity or cryengine?
We took a deeper look at your system and the individual components. It turns out that the CPU you have does come standard with an integrated graphics card. We wanted to be certain so we checked the intel product site: http://ark.intel.com/products/65520, which states that it has an HD Graphics 4000 card. This is actually great news, because you should be able to go into your system and disable the integrated graphics card and set it up to solely use the 750ti, which may solve your crashes! Please let me know if this works for you.