Video driver crashed and was reset

I’m getting the same exact error as described here: Video driver Crash on Project Load - Platform & Builds - Epic Developer Community Forums

Except I don’t see a solution. I’m running 4.3.1, and 4.4.0, and launching both from either VS or the launcher gives the same results.

And yes, my drivers are all up to date. And, my card is working fine with other games, so I know this is an Unreal problem.

Specs:
Nvidia GT 755M
i7 processor

Hello hello_,

What is your Driver version number? To begin with make sure that you are using a WHQL Nividia Driver and NOT a Beta driver which we do not test on.

Can you also include a copy of your DXDIAG.txt file?

Thank You

Eric Ketchum

Is this a laptop and are you using a program which switches the Intel Integrated Graphics Card with your Nvidia Card during high uses?

Thanks

Eric Ketchum

The Nvidia driver # is 340.52, and my DXDIAG.txt file is here

Yes this is a laptop. And up until now it just worked, I’m not sure why it dtopped. It automatically switches to Nvidia when plugged In which it was. I checked for that first.

Hey hello_ -

Can you let me know what version of that software you are using I believe it is called Optimus?

Thank You

Eric Ketchum

Yes I believe that’s it

Hi -

Try this: Go into your Nvidia Control Panel under the 3D Settings >> Manage 3D settings >> Under Program Settings look for or add the Unreal Engine Binary (Win64\UnrealEditor.exe) and for the preferred graphics processor for this program choose the High-Performance Nvidia processor. See if you still get the crash after setting this up. You may want to restart after you save this setting just to make sure that Windows registers the change.

Let Me Know -

Eric Ketchum

I’ve tried that to no success. And it’s all distorted when it does work.

Here’s a picture of me opening the first person shooter

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Hey hello_ -

Well I can honestly say I was not expecting that sort of image. Unfortunately I think this is coming down to an issue with your video card itself. Try to look at your control panel’s performance settings for the UE4 Engine. Try to give it full performance, bad battery life behavior. You also may want to post on the Nvidia Support forums as well.

Eric Ketchum

This issue is really weird, as I didn’t make any changes to my computer or the unreal engine. I’m going to be reinstalling it tonight and I’ll post back with my reaults.

This is getting extremely frustrating. I’ve tried updating my computer, updating my drivers, reinstalling unreal, and rebooting several times, anything and everything to no success. Has anyone else had a problem like this? If so, how was it fixed?

Hi hello_ -

Try using the information found in this AnswerHub post:

Disable Scalability? - Platform & Builds - Epic Developer Community Forums

Let me know if this fixes the crashing for you -

Eric Ketchum