If you are using Windows XP SP2 then you should upgrade to SP3. If you can’t fix it manually, you should try updating your windows. You should install Framework v4.0 to avoid any framework related errors.

Repeat the same procedure for the DATA file.

Once it finds a previous version restore it to the previous version.

What you need to do is right click on the DAT file go to properties and click on the tab for Previous Version.

There then should be three files (DAT,DATA and NHD).

Now open Saves and then the kingdoms save file.

Go to My Documents>Electronic Arts>The Sims Medieval.

People facing crashes while placing building may end up with a corrupted save file. It can be found in:įor XP: C://Program Files/Electronic Arts/The Sims Medieval/Game/Bin/TSM.exeįor Win Vista/Win 7: C://Program Files (x86)/Electronic Arts/The Sims Medieval/Game/Bin/TSM.exe You should try running the executable directly. #3 Launcher can’t be opened – Not a Valid Win 32 Application EA’s latest patch should fix the problem.

It most occurs while placing a building with security. This problem can be common with those having integrated graphics chip. #2 The screen goes black – Blue Screen Error This issue mostly occurs when your graphics card is unable to handle the graphics. If you are facing the issue that your game crashes after you move your camera to some specific place specially the bathroom, you should turn off the reflections ti solve the issue. You can follow our troubleshooting guide for The Sims Medieval Errors and Fixes for all the possible bizarre situations you may come across while playing the game.

Don’t let any annoying bug in your way to experience the new add on in the Sims series, The Sims Medieval.

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