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kurokitsune17

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Where do I put the save files or even locate them? So far the directions of
C:/Users/User/AppData/Local
is not very helpful.
 

Squark ⚧❤️

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Where do I put the save files or even locate them? So far the directions of
C:/Users/User/AppData/Local
is not very helpful.
Unity: By default, it's saved to the Application.persistantDataPath.
In this case, it's most likely somewhere in: C:\Users\Username\AppData\LocalLow\VNGINE\Timestamps_ Unconditional Love.

Never mind all of that, read killer94's post below instead.
 
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cold_arctus

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this is the log from the event viewer if it helps:
Faulting module name: aticfx64.dll, version: 8.17.10.1404, time stamp: 0x56c6b5d3
Ah, your graphic card driver "aricfx64.dll" is the troublemaker as you can see from Event Viewer's log.

Pls provide more information about your AMD graphic card:
- Graphic Card description, version etc..
- Graphic Card Software
- Driver version

You also could try to uninstall and re-install your graphic card drivers.

Pls. check Device Manager and tell me how many Display adapters are shown there (screenshot pls.)
Display adapters listing in Device Manager

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devicemanager.jpg
 

jaydillah

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Ah, your graphic card driver "aricfx64.dll" is the troublemaker as you can see from Event Viewer's log.

Pls provide more information about your AMD graphic card:
- Graphic Card description, version etc..
- Graphic Card Software
- Driver version

You also could try to uninstall and re-install your graphic card drivers.

Pls. check Device Manager and tell me how many Display adapters are shown there (screenshot pls.)
Display adapters listing in Device Manager

Bildergebnis für windows 10 display adapters

Bildergebnis für windows 10 display adapters

Bildergebnis für windows 10 display adapters
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here's what I have:
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both appear to be up to date. I can try uninstalling and reinstalling if you think it would help.
 

cold_arctus

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here's what I have:
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both appear to be up to date. I can try uninstalling and reinstalling if you think it would help.
From my little search I found out you use a laptop probably with Windows 10. Without knowing if you have an AMD or Intel processor. As it looks like your Intel graphic card use the latest available drivers.

However, your AMD graphic card is an old one which isn't even listed on AMD homepage with no drivers. Now I'm not sure if you really have listed graphic card or you using a wrong driver which shows your card as 7400M.

The latest available driver for HD 7400M should be this one:
1569142644100.png but as you see neither the revision number nor the release date match the information provided via display adapters.

Here are your options
1. Disable either Intel or AMD graphic card (and vice versa) and try to run Timestamps. (Sometimes you have to disable the second card via Bios if it doesn't work via display adapters)

2. Uninstall AMD's drivers with Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) [ ]. And install the latest available driver from AMD's homepage [ ]. Make sure that automatic driver updates via Windows is disabled before you install AMD's driver.
Note: This driver is for 7430M but the entire 7400M and lower series use the same driver.

3. Use the latest available drivers provided by your laptop manufacturer.

Good luck!
 
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