Sea of Thieves(씨 오브 씨브즈) 크래쉬 오류 관련

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갑자기 그래픽카드가 멈추거나 게임이 꺼지는 (불규칙적)

오류에 관해 커뮤니티를 보던중 발견한 해법입니다.

저는 현재 이 해결법이 먹혀들어가는군요.

출처 : https://www.seaofthieves.com/forum/topic/44925/sea-of-thieves-keeps-crashing-on-my-pc-with-no-error-code/10

I was having the same trouble during Beta.

Unfortunately Console Developers don't really take into consideration the many and varied abilities and access changes people can make to their PCs over time. It was difficult to find this info in the PC Installation Support ( which really should be front and centre as part of the PC Installation Info ).

I've 'trimmed the fat' on programs running unecessarily in the background over the years. If I don't directly use it, I disable it.

I solved my problems with 4 changes ( or checks to your system ):

FIRST:

1. Click your Windowss button or hit Win + R
2. Click the little cog 2nd from the bottom on the black bar ( Settings )
3. Got to Privacy settings, then Background Apps
4. Ensure that XBox App and Sea of Thieves is switched to On. ( My XBox App was off )

SECOND:
Also, if you Microsoft Store app is not 'ON' by default, you will not be aware of game updates. While the game will run to the main menu, you will never join multiplayer games as your game 'version' will not match the rest of the community. So turn you Microsoft Store On until such time as the game is running for you. Once up and running, I have turned the 'Background App' for this back to 'OFF'.

THIRD: Now with Microsoft Store open, ensure you have the XBox Identity Provider APP in you list of Microsoft Store apps, and that it is running and up to date ( I have an authenticator so this is required for me, not sure if it also provides cross platform ( PC to Xbox ) syncronisation so you can play online with your one account?

FOURTH:

1. Click the search button next to the Win Start button
2. Type in 'msconfig' and hit enter
3. This brings you to the PC System Configuration. Click Services. ( Ensure all Xbox related check boxes are filled whether they are running or not.

Perusing to your Task Manager ( as above but type "Task manager and go to Services )should now show that several Xbox services are now working in the background such as:
XblAuthManager
XboxGipSvc
XboxNetApiSvc

Some folks have also suggested that installing to your root drive (C:) solves issue you may incur installing to secondary or external hard drives.

Hope this helps and Good Luck.