What should I do if the win10 preview version of steam crashes?

For this issue, Microsoft engineers recommend that these players play in Windows 8 compatibility mode, or wait for the graphics card manufacturer to update the driver. For Microsoft's response to this “willfulness”, some players decided to “self-reliance”. One of the players suggested on the Microsoft Support Forum to restart the Steam client service before loading the game, saying that this would solve the problem. To do this you need to create a batch file (.bat).

The specific method is as follows:

1. Create a new text document and enter the following code:

net stop "Steam Client Service"

net Start "Steam Client Service"

timeout 900

steamrestart.bat

2. Save as steamrestart.bat. Note that if you can't display the extension, you need to uncheck "Unlock the extension of the known file type" in the file manager.

3. Run the batch file before loading the game.

Since Microsoft has made it clear that there will be no new Win10 preview release in 2014, everyone will wait for the Win10 January Technology Preview Edition in late January next year. During this time, Microsoft will update and maintain the current Win10 preview version 9879. Microsoft said that this problem will be resolved as soon as this month, so users who have this problem need to keep an eye on Microsoft's update patch, and strive to solve the problem in the first time.

Many players report that the Steam crash occurs every 20 to 25 minutes, so it's a fatal blow for gamers. Each game manufacturer warns the user about this issue. Try to use a stable operating system for the game. The Win10 preview is a test system and is not suitable for gamers.