Assassin's Creed Unity

Assassin's Creed Unity

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Fix for crash after 10 to 15 minutes playing
By SPG
If your game always crashes after playing 10 to 15 minutes, just follow the instructions.
   
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Crash Fix
The problem: you get a crash to the desktop every 10 to 15 minutes.
You can stop the crashes by searching for XAudio2_7.dll , you will get probably 3 results. Move or rename the one in Windows/System32, and you will have no problem playing the game anymore.

you won't have sound during the UBISOFT logo video, but there are no other problems with this. (and with this guide by Sangius Deus you can even remove the useless intro video's)

update: This should also fix it as cloudLight suggested in the comments:

- disable UPlay overlay
- run directx setup from Support/Software/DirectX/DXSETUP.exe
- From the 'Services' tab of the task manager disable the "TabletInputService"
23 Comments
NotGonKDroid 3 Sep, 2022 @ 2:09pm 
what do I rename it to?
[Chadku] 22 Apr, 2021 @ 1:22pm 
There's no service named 'TabletinputService' for me. Changing XAudio2_7.dll didn't help either. :/

on a 5700XT, Windows 10 latests updatee (April 2021)
Finka 14 Oct, 2020 @ 5:24am 
THX IT WORKED
Spamie 26 Jun, 2020 @ 10:26am 
To find the Support/Software/DirectX/DXSETUP.exe setup, you have to open the AC Unity files by right clicking ACU then opening local files
Von 29 Nov, 2019 @ 10:21pm 
I found a fix; uninstall game and never play it again. Download Origins and/or Odyssey and enjoy.
UziT95 9 Jul, 2018 @ 1:13am 
Hello i want some help plz ?
Saxtor 5 Jul, 2017 @ 6:10pm 
The first solution did'nt work for me, and I cant find "Support/Software/DirectX/DXSETUP.exe" for the second solution. Could I get somre help?
【Silent Rosier】 7 Apr, 2017 @ 5:14pm 
i found the best fix for me, but i don't know with other
this tutorial make the dll files into BAK, and automatically rename it back to dll if you quit the game

crash fix with powershell
SPG  [author] 5 Apr, 2017 @ 11:01pm 
When I tried this it was a semi-permanent fix. As long as you didn't update windows or DirectX it didn't put the original files back, but that was quite some time ago. Another user suggested a different fix in the comments, I have now added it to the guide, you could give that a try.
Bunyan 5 Apr, 2017 @ 8:13pm 
Is there not a permanent fix for this? If I restart my computer I have to go back and re-name it, it's not a big deal but if there's a fix so I don't have to do this over and over I'd like to know.