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CS:GO Crashing Windows Technical Preview

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By RelentlessAF
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Hey guys, so I wanted to try out the new Windows Technical Preview and during the process play Counter-Strike however upon entering a match the game immediately crashes and only when I enter the game. I tried reinstalling drivers and verifying game integrity. Any other ideas? Any searching just shows me that others have it running flawlessly.

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It's preview? Write to Cs:go forums?

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It's preview? Write to Cs:go forums?

Both of those suggestions are not helpful. I got it though so it doesn't matter.

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Both of those suggestions are not helpful. I got it though so it doesn't matter.

 

The thing is that with pretty much alpha/beta state OS can have any number of incompatibilities with your hardware, drivers or other software. Chances of us solving it are slim.

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The thing is that with pretty much alpha/beta state OS can have any number of incompatibilities with your hardware, drivers or other software. Chances of us solving it are slim.

It's essentially a slight build on 8.1 all the drivers that worked with 8.1 work fine with the technical preview. It's not very far a long yet so all troubleshooting issues can be addressed as if it were Windows 8.1.

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