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Games Crash to Desktop -Radar Pre Leak 64 - Been Trying to Fix For 4 Days
Hello, I've built my new pc and for the past 4 days I've been trying to debug this error where games just randomly crash, no dialog pop up just close. I've tried everything to fix it.
I've updated the bios, reinstalled windows, cleared CMOS, reseated ram, reseated graphics card, stress tested on HWINFO64, disabled windows firewall, uninstalled riot vanguard, reinstalled graphics drivers, installed AMD chipset drivers, and disabled core isolation
Has happened on Deadlock, CS2, and Trackmania so far. Deadlock and Cs2 multiple times. I get great FPS in these games.
Specs
Gigabyte B650M Gaming Plus Wi-Fi
Ryzen 7600x
Zotac Gaming RTX 2080 AMP
32 GB 6400mhz ram running at default 5200mhz
1tb M.2 NVME
850 W PSU
Edition Windows 11 Education
Version 24H2
Installed on 11/6/2024
OS build 26100.2161
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.32.0
Windows event viewer said RADAR_PRE_LEAK_64, not sure if this is the root cause but its my best guess now so i reseated the RAM. I am not running XMP, just default settings. So far I've recorded 3 crashes in event viewer - one in deadlock, one in cs2 and one in trackmania.
Here are some pastebins and here is a google drive to windows event viewer files:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZMB7hfyMuAI1kIKHtVGfk2BNtL027tiK?usp=sharing
Thanks for any help. Ready to give up!
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1. Turn off Memory Integrity Protection
Open Windows Security Center → Device Security
Click “Kernel Isolation” → Turn off “Memory Integrity”
Restart your computer
2. Update/Rollback Graphics Card Drivers
NVIDIA/AMD/Intel users: Download the latest driver from the official website
or rollback to the old stable driver
3. Disable full-screen optimization (for specific games)
Right-click on the game.exe → Properties
Check “Disable full-screen optimization” → Apply
4. Repair system files
Run CMD with administrator privileges:
cmd
sfc / scannow
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
5. Turn off Xbox Game Bar and Overlay
Win + I → Game → Xbox Game Bar → Off
Turn off “Game Overlay” in Game Mode
6. Adjust virtual memory
Win + R → Enter sysdm.cpl → Advanced → Performance Settings
Select “Advanced” → Virtual Memory → Change
Uncheck “Automatic Management” → Customize size (Recommended: Initial 1.5 x memory, Maximum 3 x memory)
Reboot It takes effect.
