Star Wars Forces of Corruption Exception Errors [FIXED]

Star Wars: Empire at War – Forces of Corruption is a popular real-time strategy game that immerses players in the vast Star Wars universe. However, players may encounter Star wars exception errors that disrupt the gaming experience like any software. This blog aims to explore common exception errors in Forces of Corruption and offer effective solutions to help players resume their command of galactic forces.

Key Takeaways

Exception errors may surface because of software conflicts, outdated drivers, corrupt game files, Memory issues, and system requirements mismatches.
The prevalence of Star Wars exception errors varies amongst players.
The errors can be fixed by updating software, disabling mods, Verifying game files, etc.
This issue may cause issues during gameplay but can be fixed relatively easily.

Method Difficulty Rating

Update System
Rated: 6/10

Disable Mods
Rated: 4/10

Update Graphics Drivers
Rated: 9/10

When these errors occur, you may get a popup saying something like:

WARNING: An exception has occurred. See _logfile.txt or _except.txt for details.

Update System Software

Most of the time exception errors occur when you have outdated device software. Make sure that your device is up to date to ensure that you do not face such issues.

Updating your system will remove any bugs and temporary glitches thus removing the exception errors. We noted that after we updated our device, the issue was cleared. Additionally, this was also working for people in the Steam community. By taking the following steps you can clear the issue.

Open Guide: Open the Xbox home screen > Press the Xbox button on the controller.
System Settings: Navigate to Profile And System > Then to Settings > System.

Updates and Downloads – Image Credits [Tech4Gamers]
Download Updates: Click on Updates and Downloads > Select Update Console > Start Update.
Start Update Option – Image Credits [Tech4Gamers]

Tip: Running the game as an administrator can resolve permission issues.

Disable Mods

Temporarily disabling mods is a crucial troubleshooting step to identify the source of exception errors in gaming. We tried disabling mods when we faced the issue and noted that it worked. Follow these detailed steps to effectively disable mods and isolate the problematic ones:

Access Mods: Navigate to the folder where mods are stored.
Determine Faulty Mod: Temporarily move all mod files to a different folder > Launch the game without mods > Reintroduce mods one by one to pinpoint the problematic mod.

Update Graphics Drivers

Updating graphics drivers is essential for optimal performance and compatibility. Outdated graphics drivers may lead to several issues which include exception errors. When facing the issue updating the graphics drivers worked for us and users on Sevenforums.com. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to update your graphics drivers:

Delete Drivers: Press Win + X > Choose “Device Manager” from the menu > In the Device Manager, find and expand the “Display adapters” category > Select “Uninstall device.” > Confirm.
Display Adapters Option – Image Credits [Tech4gamers]
Download New Drivers: Identify your graphics card (NVIDIA or AMD) > Visit the official website of the graphics card manufacturer > Download the latest drivers.

WARNING: Regularly update graphics drivers from official sources to ensure compatibility and stability.

Conclusion

The Star Wars forces of corruption exception errors are not that hard to tackle and can easily be resolved using the steps mentioned above. In the Star Wars gaming universe, this game is one of the most played titles and although the game is now very old it remains a favorite among the OG Star Wars fans.

playing #StarWars Empire at War: Forces of Corruption for the first time, and Mr. Pirate Man is like "Let's just treat these fellow prison rioters like cannon fodder"

and I'm sitting here like… no?? that's not how you bad guy, dude 🧵

— #CeasefireNow #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs (@terreliv) February 9, 2024

FAQs

What are the signs of a Star Wars exception error?

Some signs of the Star Wars exception errors include the game not running properly, game crashes, error message popups, game freezing, etc.

Why do I keep getting “Access Violation” errors in my game?

AAccess Violation” errors occur when the game attempts to access a memory location that it lacks the necessary permissions to utilize.

Do outdated graphics card drivers cause exception errors?

Indeed, outdated drivers may lead to compatibility issues between your device and the running game, leading to exception errors.

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Uzair Shabir

[Error Fix Expert]

Hello, I’m Uzair Shabir, a tech enthusiast pursuing a Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering. At Tech4Gamers, I’m an Error Fix Expert, crafting articles on different issues and how to fix them. With a Google IT Support Certificate, I navigate tech complexities to deliver insightful perspectives.

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