Rosencrance

The game is confirmed to play fine with the downgraded driver. The screen panning results in graphical warping of some sort, but it is playable.

Okay, new issue: the game seems to freeze after the OP? After the OP finishes, the second window just stays kinda whitish and nothing happens if I leave it or close it. If I attempt to close the original game window though, it still functions and asks me if I want to close it. I don't recall an option to have or not have the subbed OP either, so blah. Derp, deleted video, all is well now.

I have found a solution, I think. I have tried what you have said to no avail. However, downgrading my display driver did the trick. Been playing for 20 minutes and been all good.

Alright, so I did what you instructed me to do the other day; I've now installed the new drivers. What now?

Sure, but as embarrassing as this is, I can't see what you seem to be talking about.

Argh, failed... BSoD after accessing the backlog, same source of problem. Re-installing the drivers didn't help.

The update utility said my display driver was a custom thing, so it couldn't help me in that regard. Also, I was sure that I had the latest drivers, so I just ended up reinstalling my display drivers and I think everything is good so far... maybe a little too soon to say, but I've managed to play for a whopping 10 minutes without a BSoD, at least.

Alright, so running the game with it fully patched and up to date yields a BSoD with this info: Issue with file: ialmdev5.dll PAGE FAULT IN NONPAGED AREA Technical information: STOP: 0x00000050 (0xE2F2C000, 0X00000001, 0XBF04963F 0X00000001 ialmdev5.dll address BF04963F base at BF043600 Datestamp 00000000 Do not trust the numbers, as I don't trust my handwriting, lol. Will be doing it again to double check the error code. Apparently, the numbers in parentheses changed the second time around. I didn't write them down that time.

Just tested memory. No issues... So I'll try using Furmark, what else do you recommend me to try?

Thanks for the response. Suppose that my memory is the issue, how would I remedy the issue so that I can play Memoria? My laptop, I think, won't allow me to give it more RAM, and I'd appreciate a suggestion that isn't 'get a new computer' unless that truly would be the only way to fix the issue.

Apparently, Memoria causes BSoD to my computer after about 2-5 minutes of gameplay after two specific triggers: 1.) Clicking or hitting enter to forward to the next text. 2.) Scrolling up on the mouse wheel to access the backlog. I have followed these instructions in installing the game: Frankly, I have no idea what's causing the issue. It seems very specific to this game only, but I'm really not sure. Would anyone have any insight on this?