RickFlare96

Hey, I have Strike Fighters 2 and Strike Fighters 2 Israel and it seems that every time I fly back to base after a mission, my game crashes to desktop. I have Windows 7 and the June 2010 editions of both games. Anyone have any suggestion for a fix to this problem? Rick

Well, I just attempted to fly a couple of missions and to my astonishment, the game didn't crash. So, it looks like I'm good as of right now. I'll keep you guys posted in the event that more issues arise (hopefully there won't be). Thanks for all your help and advice guys! :) Rick

Oh DanW and Dave, I forgot to mention something about the graphics. I found two configuration files in the game's main folder and in these files under "System" there's an option to tweak two things : DisplayManagerDLL and GraphicsEngineDLL. Both are set to DisplayManagerDX10.dll and GraphicsEngineDX10.dll. I tried changing them to DisplayManagerDX9.dll and GraphicsEngineDX9.dll but the game won't start when I attempt to execute it. Just thought I'd bring that up.

I've checked the graphics settings and they are set to High. I will also try using the "customize" option to tweak some of the graphics. So when's the new expansion pack coming out?

I didn't see any error messages when the game CTD. What happens is I'm brought back to the desktop but I can still see the program icon on the taskbar indicating that it's still running and when I go back, the game appears to be running but I don't have control of the aircraft nor do I hear any sound. I only installed Strike Fighters 2 Israel, I didn't install the original Strike Fighters 2. Oh and I read the topic you posted in a link and you indicated that you solved your issue by forcing DX9. How do you force DX9? Rick

I uninstalled the game, cleaned the registry to make sure there was no trace of the game on my hard drive then made a fresh install. Same results.

Sure thing.... Processor : Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz 1066 MHz FSB Hard Drive : 320 GB 7200 rpm Sound Card : SRS Premium Sound (NVidia HD Sound compatible) Video : NVidia 240M GT 1 GB GDDR3 VRAM