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Are you from Europe or from outside?
If you are from Europe pls try to install Windows Media Feature from here:
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Man of the House Troubleshooting Help
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If you are from Europe pls try to install Windows Media Feature from here:
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Ok, try this.. Go into Control Panel, double click on the Hardware Manager applet and expand "Display Adapters". Can you provide a screenshot of that, please?
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Yes, that's it! Thanks!
Ok, disable the Vivi display adapter as well as the Intel HD Graphics adapter. That should solve the crashing issue you're having.
Additionally, check to make sure that the drivers for your
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GeForce is current.When you visit the Drivers page, select the following:
- GeForce
- GeForce 10 series
- GeForce GTX 1050
Alternatively, you can use their Automatic Driver Update utility instead if you're unsure of the correct drivers you need.
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I did as you said and the drivers are up to date, but it still crashes. It seems that there’s even more lag now. The frame rates are lower than before.
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Determine which video card will play smoothly without the problems you're experiencing by disabling them one at a time and playing MotH. Check the Settings in the phone in MotH to see if you have "limit frame rate" selected. Deselect it if so.
sorry
tried both video cards and disabled the 30 fps. still crashes. Are there other reasons why it could crash. Tried to continue the other story lines and basically can't play anymore due to animation problems
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I've done everything sycho has told me, downloaded the codec thing, tried different video cards and enable and also disable 30fps. nothing seems to work. all the animations take ages to load and sometimes crash. if there are back to back animations then the game is guaranteed to crash. I've reached a point where I can't continue down the storyline anymore.
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The only other idea that I can think of would be to look at your event logs. It may give some explanation as to where the problem is in order to come up with a better solution. Though you'll want to clear them all, restart your machine and try loading MotH so that it crashes. That way we can look at a clean event log.sorry
Go into Control Panel, double click on Administrative Tools then double click on Event Viewer.
Once you have Event Viewer opened, expand "Windows Logs". Clear the following items:
Application, Security, Setup and System. Don't worry about saving or backing up anything if asked. Once that's done, restart your computer then try to play MotH. When it crashes again, go back into the Event Viewer and look at "Application" and "System". Look for any errors (red circle with a white exclamation point) or warnings (yellow triangle with a black exclamation point).
One of them should contain something about MotH..
I found the file thing, what should I do from here?
Faulting module name: MFPlat.dll, version: 10.0.17134.191, time stamp: 0x47ca9249
maybe this will help.
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I did a lookup of MFPlat.dll and all I found was
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(it's definitely a Windows file. I found it in several places on my Win7 machine - it wasn't in the MotH folder). It seems like a lengthy process if that DLL is the actual cause (and I'm a little hesitant to believe that's the case). I'm thinking it's something else, and the only thing that I can think of is the program you used to extract MotH with that may have caused errors during extraction. Can you tell me which program you used? That's the best place to start.7zip, I downloaded it from fap-nation if that means anything. would redownloading it help?
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Yeah, download the game from here and delete the copy you have. Never having downloaded anything from there it's hard to say if the file is corrupt or not. 7-Zip shouldn't have caused any problems as that's what I use and recommend to other players.
downloaded from here, still the same problem
. would the save file have anything to do with it. It seems like it was a problem a couple months ago. Does Faerin go on this thread to help?
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He would if I tagged him in the post, but he usually leaves the technical support for things like this to me, unless it's an issue with the game itself. I'll tag Faerin to see if he could offer any advice that I hadn't thought of.. though you did suggest a save could be the problem and that is definitely a possibility. Could you attach one of your saves? I'll load it to see if I can replicate the problem. In the meantime, I'll attach my save so you could give it a try. See if you still experience the crashing problem during the animated scenes.downloaded from here, still the same problem
I'd start with the sauna first. I've saved my game at the entrance to the sauna at the correct time you need to be there. So all you will need to do is click on the backpack, click on the "out of order" sign, click on the door to the sauna and it will trigger an animated scene between you and Veronica.
In the meantime, while I look your save over after you attach it, there's a couple of things I would like for you to try. The first of which is going into "man of the house_Data" folder, then into the StreamingAssets folder. Go into any one of the numbered folders and try playing one of the videos there to see if it plays using a standalone video player.
Another thing that I would like for you to try is redownload the
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. Use the default installation without selecting anything during the install. Don't worry about configuring the Tweak tool.After you do that, try playing MotH and see if you still experience the crash.
One question I'd like to ask you is, have you experienced this problem in the past with MotH?
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