So your game crash right after launching it
I got it to work for the moment. I'm not sure why it did what it did but by removing the files from the r6/cache folder (and of course causing an errror message trying to start the game), putting the files back and launching the game again it actually launched. It looks like that changed some of the graphic options in the game (maybe they returned to default or something when I forced the error message? To be fair: I don't know why it worked, I'm just happy that it didSo your game crash right after launching it
That's annoying but at least, you removed one of the most obvious culprits of the equation and it's something the support would ask anyway...
Another one could be something wrong with your drivers, so if you didn't, try to perform a clean install of your drivers :
). Today it's too late for me to try if everything works when my savegames and the graphics settings are back/changed again but it's something.
That's a batch file directly executing Windows instructions. It's not an active program operating through Windows. If you're playing a game, surfing the internet, using a word processor or something like Photoshop, etc, and your PC suddenly powers off / restarts itself unexpectedly...you have a hardware issue.
Oh nice! Keep us in touchI got it to work for the moment. I'm not sure why it did what it did but by removing the files from the r6/cache folder (and of course causing an errror message trying to start the game), putting the files back and launching the game again it actually launched. It looks like that changed some of the graphic options in the game (maybe they returned to default or something when I forced the error message? To be fair: I don't know why it worked, I'm just happy that it did
I had the idea because something similar fixed another game for me once (not related probably because different game engine; the way it fixed the problem was different etc.... I guess it was pure luck).
Anyway, thanks for the input. I appreciate it
That could be either RAM or drive.
Everything works perfectly fine. When I loaded my save I got a completed Quest popup that had a glitched quest title (probably from a mod I used before); but aside from that the game runs as good as before.Oh nice! Keep us in touch
So I assume it's more or less this you tried:
support.cdprojektred.com
Ok, at least you will be 100% sure the game installation is perfectly fine
This ive been having random shutoffs for ages always while gaming but very random. i could play Cp2077 for hours without issue but d4 would shut the pc off after some time, the timing vere always random too so very odd. Since i hade a 13900k i suspected it was the issue since they have been having issues but it was my very expensive PSU that was broken. Swaped it out and havent happend since. Even if you have a new PC your PSU could still be faulty sadly -.- i even spend extra for a good one and it failed
I believe I caught an hour of play now without crashing. will see how it goes in the future but hoping I've finally managed to deal with the issueOk, at least you will be 100% sure the game installation is perfectly fine
Well i would not say that, i played for 10h tonight and no crashes. This is the problem with PC gaming sadly, any little thing could cause issues after an update. Heck sometimes even windows updates causes crashes from nowhere in games that ran fine before. But if you have tryed everything and nothing works i guess thers nothing more to do.
Ive had similar crashes and now i dont so your not toasted. Gpu crashes can happend without it beeing a hardware issue. Has it happend more then once? If it happends more then once you might have corrupted gpu drivers so i would recommend using DDU in safe mode and completly remove the drivers and block windows auto installation of gpu drivers then reinstalling the lastest drivers.
