jbearamus

Hmm. Different GPU. Mine is running the GT555M but I thought nVidia ran packages across the whole product line. I'm not really sure where to go from here. My first thought is email [email protected] and attach the .dmp file, since from what I've found you/we won't be able to access what's in that file on our own. The only other thing I can think of, is that the problem seems to be when the system hands off from the integrated graphics to the discrete

And that answers it! Thank you both for the help!

I bought Sins over Steam and when I launch it I get the options to play: Sins of a Solar Empire Sins of a Solar Empire Entrenchment Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity Which am I supposed to play? From what I've read online Trinity is supposed to include the other but I wasn't sure if it included it in terms of they're installed along side or its actually built into the game. I'm just trying to avoid playing Sins "vanilla" just to launch Tri

I haven't heard from support yet but I have made some progress. What system are you using? I have an Alienware M14x and there's a program installed called AlienAutopsy. Autopsy reported there was an update for graphics card. I installed it, rebooted, and now Sins will launch just fine. It ran just fine on my desktop the first time I loaded it. Might have something to do with nVidia Optimus and switching between Integrated and Discr

I've been receiving the same error. I sent a message and the .dmp file to Stardock Support. I'll let you know what I hear from them.