Datei kann nicht geladen werden / Program crashes / PC reset

[Kees]

Hello Forum,

System> Pentium 4, 2 Gb mem, Windows XP

SP3, ATI Radeon 3600 Series Graphic card

PCI Express CataList version 8.3

After installing LokSim3D version 2.5.1.

Windows XP with the StandardPackage

version 2.5.1.  and removing all the dll

files in the /Language Files directory to

let the "Optionen" button working

correctly I can use LokSim3D with the

DEMO2-Hainfurt etc. without any failure

or crash.
Then I have installed the following

packages:
- BergischesLandV3_FCramer.zip
- Demostrecke_Update1_FCramer.zip
- Demostrecke_Update2_FCramer.zip
- Sollingbahn_KPeschanel.zip
- br246_1280.zip

When I select

BergischesLand-EdelrathPronsfeld-GZ

Pronsfeld-Altenberg, Diesel-Loks BR246

1280 246 002-0 x1, then when the simulator is busy I get a list on the screen with a lot of files which could not be loaded. When I click on OK the simulator continues and starts normal, so the train can depart etc (missing the objekt in the landscape which could not be loaded), or the PC crashes with a blue screen followed by a restart of the PC with the messages that a serious error had taken place.

The ATI Catalist ControlCenter is running on the background (icon in the systemtray). But switching it off does not change the fact that the PC sometimes crashes when I select the route as described above.

I have attached some screendumps clipboard_a _b and _c
If you miss some data in my story that can help, let me know.

Kind regards,
Kees

[AlfredW]

Hello,

some of the older "Strecken" assume, that you have
also downloaded the older standard packages.

So for version 2.4.1, which you can find here:

http://www.loksim.de/Download_/download2.php?ID=349

I have had the same problem, but with loading the older
standard package everything runs like a charme.

Best Regards,

AlfredW

[Kees]

Dear AlfredW,

Thank you very much for the tip.
No loading problems of files, no crashes so far. I have tried several "Strecken" which did not succeed. Now they run like a charme !

Best regards,
Kees