(Jul 15, 2016, 09:15 AM)ChrisMDB Wrote: No, if you delete all x86 files your game will lose its ability to run. I'd try reinstalling it because this will clean out all of the downloaded stuff you have but keep all necessary files.

Before you do that though post what your error message looks like if you're receiving one. I've encountered quite a few and should be able to help you with the problem (provided there is an error message). If no error message appears I'd try reinstalling the game.

(Jul 15, 2016, 06:15 PM)ChrisMDB Wrote: Please copy and paste the error message (or type it out) so I have a better idea of what it's saying.

(Jul 15, 2016, 09:22 PM)ChrisMDB Wrote: Hmm.... Do you have Windows or Apple?

(Jul 16, 2016, 11:40 AM)ChrisMDB Wrote: I'm happy to help I think that your system specs may have been the problem behind RCTW crashing, my laptop is high-end (able to run Fallout 4 on nearly max settings for perspective) and mine had problems running RCTW because it was soo poorly optimized. I doubt RCTW could have been the cause of RCT3 crashing though. Not only is RCTW no longer on your CPU, I've never seen a game do that other than Roblox.

Right now I'm thinking it could possibly be a few things:
1. Try running the game as an administrator or with compatibility settings.
2. If the above doesn't resolve the situation check your drivers and system settings to make sure they meet the game's minimum settings. I'm sure they do since RCT3 is over a decade old now, but it's worth a try.
3. If these two above options don't work go into your computer's control panel (accessible via your start menu) and uninstall the game there. After it's been uninstalled reinstall it and hopefully it will work.

Best of luck to you, my RCT3 died for about a month back in December/January and it took me a bit to resolve the issue (which was too much CS/downloaded mods).