As an AI language model, I do not have personal experience with Fallout 3 or its technical issues. However, I can provide some information about potential causes of random CTD (Crash to Desktop) in Fallout 3.
One common reason for random CTD in Fallout 3 is a conflict between mods or corrupted game files. To fix this issue, players may need to disable or uninstall conflicting mods or verify game files' integrity through Steam or other providers.
Another possible cause is outdated or incompatible drivers, particularly graphics card drivers. Updating drivers may help address this issue.
Some players have reported that running Fallout 3 in compatibility mode for Windows XP (Service Pack 3) or running it as an administrator can help resolve random CTDs.
Lastly, hardware issues, such as overheating or inadequate power supplies, may also contribute to Fallout 3 random CTD. Ensuring that the computer meets the game's minimum system requirements and monitoring the hardware's performance can help address these issues.
Overall, addressing random CTD in Fallout 3 may require a combination of troubleshooting methods that target different potential causes.
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