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Roll back your GPU driver to the last known good driver. Once the next update comes out, install both, you should be good to go.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/232604/
It is the studio drivers I'm talking about.
Their updates are released roughly weekly. It is not at all unusual for the latest update to cause problems in this game and several others. There is usually another update to that update, which fixes whatever got broken in the first update.
In comparison to Game Ready drivers
Ah, OK, my misunderstanding
I thought Studio meant Nvidia. It was Game Ready drivers I was thinking of.
My bad :(
So how do you prevent the weekly/2 weekly Game Ready Drivers from updating your system? I'm now using an AMD GPU. But I did have a 2070 Super in this rig initially, and a GTX 750ti in my previous rig. I had it set to notify me of a game ready driver update, which I'd then naturally download and install. But I don't remember there being a setting for Studio driver updates only, or however it's phrased.
In the NVIDIA beta app it's similar, just a small triangle next to the update option.
Or you can manually download the Studio driver.
It will not work, just give up man