There's no direct upgrade path from Windows 7 32-bit to 64-bit, but you can use the Windows Easy Transfer tool, which is pretty easy. In today's world 64-bit is in general preferable, in my opinion, especially given your amount of RAM. You don't have to purchase Windows 7 again, all regular Windows 7 editions should include both the 32-bit and the 64-bit varieties. Of course, nothing guarantees it will then work, but it just might - and I personally see no harm in such an upgrade (at least, not much harm). Option 1: upgrade to 64-bitĬhange your operating system to Windows 7 64-bit. I have listed 3 options below, but the bolded sentence in option 2 is the one which will probably work best. Unlike the others here I don't really have a supposed solution, but instead a possible work-around(s), which I hope can help. UPDATE I cannot believe it! I bought Fallout:New Vegas on Steam sales and SAME problem! Question remains open, because I would prefer playing it in Windows 7 in the future, if possible. Bounty points have been assigned to Oak, that suggested to install Windows XP in dual boot. Disabled all 3rd parties services and aborted most of Windows processesįIRST BOUNTY Bounty ended without a working solution.Changed Fallout3.exe and FalloutLauncher.exe to disable Visual Themes, Desktop Composition, DPI settings and Run as Administrator.Set Compatibility Mode to Fallout3.exe and FalloutLauncher.exe both Windows XP SP3 and Windows Vista SP2.Updated drivers to latest 10.10 from ATI/AMD.UPDATE: I tried also the following things but STILL no result My config: AMD X3 720 - XFX ATI HD 4770 - 4 GB RAM - Windows 7 32-bit Re-downloaded the whole game content two times(!).No other messages than the generic Windows 'Application stops working' dialog.
Fallout 3 GOTY crashes as soon as I try to create a New game, while Fallout : New Vegas crashes immediately after first video. I have a problem with Fallout 3 GOTY and with Fallout : New Vegas, both Steam version.
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