If you have the disk version of Civilization V, you can still locate the game’s installation folder manually.Navigate to the Local Files tab and choose Browse Local Files. Right-click on its entry and choose Properties.Navigate over to the Library tab in the Steam window by locating the Library tab at the top of the window, and locate Civilization V in the list of games you own in your library. Open up Steam by double-clicking its icon on the Desktop or by searching for it in Start menu.This time, you cam circumvent the problem by running the game in compatibility mode for Windows 7. This method is quite useful to folks who have recently performed a major Windows 10 update as each one seems to set Windows 10 further apart from older games. Solution 3: Run the Game’s Launcher in Compatibility Mode for Windows 7 Windows Update is run automatically on Windows 10 but you can check for updates manually and install them immediately if you manage to find them. Note: If you are on Windows 10, newest drivers are almost always installed alongside other Windows updates so make sure you keep your computer’s OS up to date. Check to see if Civilization V keeps crashing and displaying the “Civ5.exe has stopped working” message!.Your computer may restart several times during the installation. This will depend on the manufacturer, of course! Save the installation file on your computer and run the executable from there. Look for your graphics card driver on the card’s manufacturer’s website and follow their instructions which should be available on the site.Confirm any dialogues or prompts which may ask you to confirm the uninstallation of the current graphics device driver and wait for the process to complete.Since it’s the video card driver you want to update on your computer, expand the Display adapters section, right click on your graphics card and choose the Uninstall Device option.Type in “devmgmt.msc” in the dialog box and click OK in order to run it. You can also tap the Windows Key + R key combo in order to bring up the Run dialog box. Click the Start menu button, type in “Device Manager” afterwards, and select it from the list of available results by simply clicking the first one.
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