Issue: PC Crashes when trying to open pokemon x in two citras in same pc.
I have seen many youtubers and in citra community about how to make another citra in same pc.I did the steps very carefully. But after opening pokemon x in one citra when I open pokemon x in another citra, it always crashes and both citras automatically stops or the pc get completely lagged (then I had to power off pc and then power on)
System Information
Operating System: windows 10 x64bit
CPU: Intel® Core™ i3-7100
GPU: 3.90GHz
Citra Version (found in title bar): citr nightly 1630
Game: pokemon x
Screenshot of Issue (include the full Citra window including titlebar):
Diagnostic Log
Upload your log file as an attachment by dragging & dropping.
Go to %appdata%\Citra\log (you can type this in like Run which you can access by pressing WinKey+R on your keyboard) and upload both logs (just in case).
As for your the crashing issue, if it’s still crashing, please open up task manager before opening up both Citra versions to see whether or not your Memory or something else spikes up when you try to launch games in them. Make sure you can see the task manager tab when the crash normally occurs. Let us know if that shows something irregular.
I opened the task manager and both citras and opened games in both of them.In task manager it increases up to 65-69% of CPU usage but it lags or stop and shows thouasands of errors whet I open every time
Sometimes the screen becomes red completely and pc automatically restarts
Sometimes it shows citra.exe stopped working.
Sometimes it shows “failed to start 00000xdb12”(something like that.This is not the accurate file name)I dont know the accurate name but many of them shows up).
Sometime it shows opengl 3.3 is unsupported (then i had to restart pc and then the original citra works properly).
5.sometimes it shows " close program to save memory and then the original citra automatically closes.
When I asked about your issue internally, one of the devs commented that the 2 Citra’s crashing is probably a driver issue and that the issues you mentioned above might be a sign of hard drive/system corruption.
I’d like to figure out if there are any corrupted windows files that we can easily find and remedy. To do so, we’ll have to use the command prompt a bit. Therefore, I must warn you that you should not attempt this if you are not confident that you can handle this. Now that that is out of the way:
Type cmd into your search bar, then right click it when it pops up and select Run as administrator
Press the Enter key and wait until it’s done (this may take several minutes), then reboot your PC once gain (Start → Restart). Now run the command prompt (cmd.exe) as administrator one last time and do another sfc /scannow, followed by a reboot once more (Start → Restart).
If throughout this process it gives off any other errors, please let us know exactly what the error says (a screenshot would be best).
No, sfc /scannow is used to scan and repear corrupted Windows files. DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth is used to do the same thing basically, but it does it in a different way than sfc /scannow to ensure that it can do the job when sfc /scannow can’t.
So it should only touch your Windows files. Though, whilst you’re going through these steps, make sure to not do anything else on your computer. Run the commands and then just wait until it’s done.
It is most definitely recommended. However, I would like you to post another log file now that you’ve followed the steps to see if they were applied correctly. Just launch Citra, open up the log folder, launch a game and play for a couple seconds, then shut it down and upload the log file without reopening Citra.
Are you sure that you downloaded the correct driver? All the driver links on the pages that I linked are for x64-systems. Make sure to update manually using the legacy drivers first, before updating to the latest available.
I’ve only seen this particular issue pop up on older versions of Windows. Please type winver into your search bar. This should bring up information about your Windows installation. Please tell me which Qindows 10 update version you’re currently on.
