Tony555

Thanks for your advice. I don't have any overclocks, all factory settings. I can check the disk and memory, which I do from time to time. I saw in the logs that it says I have parked CPU cores (CPU HAS PARKED LOGICAL CORES (this can be a source of stuttering and reduced performance, especially on hybrid CPUs with P/E cores). Since there's already an open discussion about this, I'll try asking there for advice on how to best set up the cores.

Thanks for your advice, I'll try renaming the folder and also excluding DCS from the antivirus, even though it has never given me problems with other sims.

I also uninstalled DCS, but it kept doing it. I'll try the repair as well. If it's long, that means it's more thorough and precise, right? Otherwise, if it's short, it's less effective? I have the F14 module, plus two campaigns, DCS Supercarrier, and the Nevada map. I'll try again, thanks for the directions.

Hi, I tried using the 32MB paging file, but unfortunately the DLL continues to crash. I'm attaching the new log file for your review, and in the meantime, I'll try other things in the hope of resolving the issue. Regards dcs.log

Thanks for the reply, I'll try setting the paging file to 32 and then update. Regards

Hello, greetings to administrators and all users. I have the f14 module and I'm having a crash when I return from a training mission (I'm at the beginning, a penguin) to the game menu screen and reselect a new training mission, it crashes. It doesn't always happen immediately, maybe after 3 or 4 times of replaying a training mission, but it happens every time DCS is running. From the log file, it seems to be a conflict between DCS and this f14 avionics dll file, but I'm not very good at that. I'm attaching the log file for experts to get advice, not only for that but also for setting the processor as the log file says at the beginning. I hope I explained myself clearly, and best regards. dcs.log dcs.log-20250803-212539.zip