I have had 3 BSOD crashes when streaming the game 7 Days to Die using OBS to both Twitch and YouTube gaming.
I have used OBS to record the 7 Days to Die (and not stream) and it does not crash.
I have used OBS to stream other games and it does not crash.
Something about running this game AND streaming it at the same time makes my laptop crash after so long.
Attached are my log files.
There may be a compatibility issue with the driver that prevents cheating, unfortunately I can't remember the solution with the previous situation where this driver returned in.
A few basic questions, have you tried to verify it and/or reinstall it?
Driver Reference Table - EasyAntiCheat.sysCode:2: kd> lmvm EasyAntiCheat Browse full module list start end module name fffff800`78620000 fffff800`78672000 EasyAntiCheat T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: EasyAntiCheat.sys Image path: ??C:WINDOWSsystem32driversEasyAntiCheat.sys Image name: EasyAntiCheat.sys Browse all global symbols functions data Timestamp: Tue Apr 19 10:28:38 2016(5715EC36) CheckSum: 0004FBE2 ImageSize: 00052000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4
What about the other 2 crashes? Does a timestamp for EasyAntiCheat.sys coincide with the crash times on those as well?
What do you mean verify and reinstall? Verify and reinstall what? 7 Days to Die? My recording software? the driver?
The link you provide above the log leads to the EasyAntiCheat site but there is no place to download any drivers.
A clearer explanation would be helpful, and I'm not sure what the log you posted means. I don't see any errors or crashes in that log, but then again I am not too computer savvy when it comes to crashes and logs.
The others are the same.
As the problem is with the 7 days to die game which I assume is being played with Steam I suggest to verify the integrity of the game cache and/or try to reinstall it.
The link I provided only shows what the driver is for, I believe that the driver is installed with the game you play although I can't verify it because I don't have the driver and I don't have the game. The links of driver references we post don't contain direct download links, they show some information about the driver and a link to the official support page from where you can find new drivers but in this case it isn't necessary to download anything from that site.
The code I posted is some information about the driver that is coming from the dumps, although it doesn't provide much, it is posted to provide the date of the driver. In that way when another crash occurs we can compare it and see if any changes has been made with the driver.
I hope this clears some things up
Thanks! Much appreciated. I saw in a post a couple of years ago on Steam that EAC (easyanticheat) forgot to update their stuff regarding OBS as it lists OBS as compatible recording software for EAC. I am hoping this is the issue here, they just forgot, I have sent a similar message to OBS support, 7daystodie support, and EAC support. I will verify the cache and try again.
