Okay, so I have played Fifa 09 on my PC with no problems for quite some time. All of a sudden, it starts doing this DEP (Data Execution Prevention) crash, RIGHT AFTER I finish a Be a Pro game and I can't save...wtf!
This is a Vista problem. So, I went to Windows->Control Panel->System->Advanced System Settings->Under Performance, clicked Settings->Data Execution Protection and made the program an "exception", but that still didn't work...
Finally, the fix, found here
Just passing along this info in case anyone else has had, or will have, this same problem with other games/apps.
This is a Vista problem. So, I went to Windows->Control Panel->System->Advanced System Settings->Under Performance, clicked Settings->Data Execution Protection and made the program an "exception", but that still didn't work...
Finally, the fix, found here
Turn DEP Off
If you use Vista for any length of time it will likely be necessary to shut DEP down, at least a once in a while. Here’s how:
1. To start, you’ll need to run a command prompt with administrative privileges.
Go to the Start Menu, choose “All Programs”, then click on “Accessories”, and right-click on the “Command Prompt” shortcut, selecting “Run As Administrator”.
2. Type in the following line to disable Data Execution Prevention (DEP):
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff
You can either leave it off, or keep your command prompt open, run your desired setup or other process being killed by DEP, and turn it back on.
3. To turn it back on, repeat step 1 and type:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOn
If you use Vista for any length of time it will likely be necessary to shut DEP down, at least a once in a while. Here’s how:
1. To start, you’ll need to run a command prompt with administrative privileges.
Go to the Start Menu, choose “All Programs”, then click on “Accessories”, and right-click on the “Command Prompt” shortcut, selecting “Run As Administrator”.
2. Type in the following line to disable Data Execution Prevention (DEP):
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff
You can either leave it off, or keep your command prompt open, run your desired setup or other process being killed by DEP, and turn it back on.
3. To turn it back on, repeat step 1 and type:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOn
Just passing along this info in case anyone else has had, or will have, this same problem with other games/apps.
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