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You can launch the game and then crash as UE5 really starts up with DX12_1.
For some reinstalling graphic drivers with the "clean installation" option checked solves this.
On the General tab you'll find Launch Options section.
Enter the following in launch options: -w 1080
Tried this. Still crashes right after voice over starts.
Speccs are:
AMD Ryzen 9 7900X3D 12-Core x4.4GHz
64GB Ram DDR5-6400 DIMM
12GB NVIDIA Geforce RTX 4070 Ti Suprim X
Windows 10.
Except for updating to Win11 I can't find a reason what the problem could be.
No Crashreport/Error Msg
Is all service packs and updates applied to Windows 10?
Also try a clean graphics driver install. There is a checkbox in the Nvidia installer for a clean installation.
I will try on the weekend. Thanks for the advice.
Press the Win+R keys and type eventvwr at the command prompt then enter
Look at the left hand pane, expand Windows logs, and select System
The actions menu will display a list of events. Sometimes, under the Administrative Event tab you can see an error directly and some can be ignored but more often than not, you'll get a look that will point you in the right direction. If you see an event, that lists the source as "application error" these can sometimes be very helpful, displaying the application that faulted.
Others like "DistributedCom" or "Kernal-EventTracing" are usually just noise.
Hope you can pinpoint the issue
P.S. I wouldn't mess with anything else until you take a look here first.