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Hello,
There are some known issues with new generation intel chipsets and older unity-based games. There are a couple workarounds that have been known to work, if this is indeed the case (10th gen).
The bug happens with these chipsets and the OpenSSL version used by Unity. The simplest one is to disconnect the internet. With the internet disconnected, the OpenSSL system won't cause any crashes with newer intel chipsets.
A solution that is a little more complex, requires admin access, but will allow you to leave your internet on while playing:
* Press Win + E or open File Explorer, right-click on “This PC,” and choose “Properties.
* Click on “Advanced System Settings.”
* Under the Advanced tab, choose “Environment Variables.”
* Under “System variables,” click on “New.”
* In the “Variable name” box, type this: OPENSSL_ia32cap
* In the “Variable value” box, type this: ~0x200000200000000
* Then click on “OK.”
* Confirm the addition of the variable to the “System variables” list and choose “OK.”
Please let me know if these steps help resolve the issue or if you need any further assistance.