Data Execution Prevention + Latest Patch
Roobs:
I also experienced DEP related CTDs despite having dealt with DEP, and was completely baffled. As it turns out, Moryrie's StoreStuffMadeShiftable.package was the culprit for me. Not sure why that happened, but a little voodoo never hurts.
Moryrie:
Only use that package if you have an override folder to put it in, or all the store objects.
I do have something else in the works for people who decrapify, or don't have all the objects based on this. When this will be released.. well.. I honestly cannot say.
And it would have been nice if you'd told me you had that problem, so I could possibly find what went wrong as I have not experienced that issue.
PorcelainVal:
I don't have the StoreStuffMadeShiftable.package...it may be something else?
Quote from: PA on 2011 June 06, 19:33:41
The 1.22 patch changed which .exe runs Sims 3, so you may need to fix DEP to work with TS3W.exe as well. You didn't say whether or not you had patched to 1.22, but you did say you were running test AM, and as that is for 1.22, it seemed safe to make that leap.
Thanks! I just added the TS3W.exe and I'll test the game out to see if it was the culprit. I am running version 1.22...I referred to it as 6.5 because that's what shows up in my launcher.
Quote from: Moryrie on 2011 June 06, 22:12:23
Only use that package if you have an override folder to put it in, or all the store objects.
I do have something else in the works for people who decrapify, or don't have all the objects based on this. When this will be released.. well.. I honestly cannot say.
And it would have been nice if you'd told me you had that problem, so I could possibly find what went wrong as I have not experienced that issue.
I wasn't aware any of your packages could have triggered DEP. I just mentioned them because they're one of the few mods I use. If it turns out to be TS3W.exe responsible for the DEP, all of your store content packages (1 through 9) should be fine.
Moryrie:
I was not referring to you Val. I was referring to Roobs.
Anach:
DEP can cause problems for quite a lot of stuff. The problems of DEP far outweigh the slight benefits. I'm sure most people using it have no idea what it even does and the likelihood of your system being compromised in this way is very slim. Why not just leave it at it's default setting (for essential windows programs and services only). Then there wont be any issues.
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