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Try temporarily disabling your antivirus programs.If the error happens again, you can run the Windows in safe mode (with support for network drivers, a wired connection to the router is required) and check the operation of the DCS. If the authorization problem is solved, you need to find a program that blocks the game files.

QuiGon, Can I ask you to also send a crash pack of reports?

Okay, checked. I confirm. I passed the bug to the programmers. Thank you for the error found.

dmatt76, I have read your correspondence with the support service. It was about the sale of the A-10C Upgrade for one month at a price of $10. This promotion lasted only a month after the release of this Upgrade (October 2020). The next price of the A-10C Upgrade was $20. This promotion is still valid. The promotion is valid for all Warthog owners, regardless of the module purchase store. And you were also able to buy an upgrade for $20. Naturally, after the end of the promotion, no one would be able to sell you an Upgrade at a reduced price. Nor Steam, nor E-shop.

Yes, of course, I did that a couple of days ago.

Only technical support can manually disable the trial period. That's why I recommended to contact support. But the trial license is still on your list (in case you want to test again after six months ).

In case of license problems, it is better to contact ED support: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/support/ not on the forum. The trial period for the Syria license is disabled.

The base frequency of the video core for the 1080 Ti is 1480 MHz, in Boost mode 1582 MHz. You can find this data in any video card review. In your case, the video card runs almost 1600 MHz without load, and 1950 MHz in Boost mode. The overclocking of the video card is 25%. Try to reduce the frequency of the video core until you get a stable DCS work.

The Stable version ("Non") is the previous version of the game, 2.7.9

If you think the problem is caused by an update, you can switch to the Stable version ("non") and check this assumption.

I heard that miners have learned to use CPUs. So don't wait for the price of video cards or CPUs to drop. But RAM doesn't cost that much at the moment. 32 GB is already a good minimum memory reserve. For multiplayer game using VR this stock is no longer enough.

You have already found the cause of the crash yourself. The map of Syria really consumes a lot of computer resources. Try increasing the swap file to 20-25 GB. Buying additional RAM modules will be the best solution. Besides, it's high time for you to update the graphics card driver. Please do this on the official NVIDIA website.

Please create a support request: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/support/ Also try to check the Windows files using the sfc /scannow utility

Well, there is no overheating of the GPU. Please show the frequencies at which the video card is running when the game is running.

Please check the video core temperature when the game is running. You can use the utilities GPU-Z by echPowerUp and Afterburner by MSI. Attach a screenshot of the video core frequency and memory readings.

The Steam Upgrade A-10 C was sold as a separate product. Another principle was implemented in the E-Shop. You just put A-10CII in the shopping cart. If you have an "old" A-10C license on your account, the price for the Killer decreased to $20. So I suggested you check it out on the ED store page. Unfortunately, I do not have a lot of purchased modules in my account, and I cannot check this assumption myself.

SneakyBastd, Zomba You should know our requirements for a trouble-free game: Please remove all unofficial mods. I'm not a good fighter. But I was using Maverick (AGM-84H SLAM-ER, isn't it?) within an hour on my temporary server. The game doesn't crash.

A mismatch of the system time will give an error 500. But your antivirus may not know about the new location for the DCS folder and block the necessary files.

dcs.log?

If you have such a failure again during the update, then create a request to ED support. Attach to the ticket a list of processes running on the computer at that moment, and the file E:\DCS World Openbeta\autoupdate_log.txt: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/support/faq/support_ticket/

The Windows Defender is turned on automatically in the absence of any third-party antivirus. Are you additionally disabling the Defender?

Please provide the dcs.log after the crash.

Try to "buy" an A-10CII without paying for the order. Will the cost of the A-10CII decrease?

Antivirus restricts access to DCS files in 98% of such cases. What antivirus program do you use? Are the files E:\DCS World Openbeta\bin\DCS.exe and E:\DCS World Openbeta\bin\DCS_updater.exe (or the entire E:\DCS World Openbeta folder) on your antivirus exclusion list? Try to temporarily disable antivirus and run the update again.

We will also be grateful to you if you use automatic sending of crash reports to our server: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/support/faq/logs/