Fixing Dead Space 2 Server Issues on PC

If you're experiencing problems with Dead Space 2 servers on your PC, there's a solution that can help resolve the issue. To apply this fix, follow these steps.

Firstly, after installing the database, you'll be able to automatically apply the fix each time you launch the game. You can test it by clicking the 'Test Run' option before saving the fix. Once you've saved the database, click 'Install from File' in the file menu. The fix will now automatically be applied every time the game is launched.

To save the database, go to the Database menu and give it a name when prompted. Then, select 'ProcessorCountLieForHybridCPU' under Compatibility Fixes and skip past the other options. Next, provide the full path of the DS2.exe file and choose a name for it.

Launch the 32-bit version of the game and select the new database under Custom Databases. If you're having trouble with Windows ADK, you can try using the wrapper or doing the ADK fix instead. Some users have reported issues with systems that have multiple CPU cores, such as Intel 16-core laptops. To resolve this, set your Windows to automatically limit the game to one CPU core (for Windows 10 and 11).

For more information on how to use the ADK route, check out the link provided below. With these steps, you should be able to resolve any Dead Space 2 server issues on your PC.

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