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KillerNav Mar 7 @ 1:20pm
Crashing duration Compling shaders
After the new GPU drivers my Game has been crashing while it compiling the shaders. It was working fine for me on Medium settings but it suddenly turning off my PC.

Other games like POE2 or Delta force or once human is working fine.
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Xy Luh Mar 7 @ 1:27pm 
It is also crashing for me during the compilation of shaders
#1
KillerNav Mar 7 @ 1:30pm 
Originally posted by Xyla:
It is also crashing for me during the compilation of shaders
Were you able to fix it? I tried downgrading drivers but still its crashing.
#2
Unlucky Mar 7 @ 1:31pm 
If your PC turned off - that is likely an overheating problem. I would suggest you look into that first, as that will cause many other issues.

Second, try deleting the shader-cache and verifying game files. Something may have gotten corrupted when your PC shut off.

If the above things don't work - downgrade back to your old drivers that were working.
#3
KillerNav Mar 7 @ 1:36pm 
Originally posted by Unlucky:
If your PC turned off - that is likely an overheating problem. I would suggest you look into that first, as that will cause many other issues.

Second, try deleting the shader-cache and verifying game files. Something may have gotten corrupted when your PC shut off.

If the above things don't work - downgrade back to your old drivers that were working.
I have downgraded drivers, deleted shader-cache and verified games files already still having the same issue.


And if it was heating issue due to gpu driver update after rolling back drivers it should have fixed.
#4
SvegetaX Mar 7 @ 1:38pm 
Drivers can be this bad.
Use the previous one until it's had another update. If this is common it will happen in other games. Just not one's you own atm.
Common with other players expect a new driver soon. If it still happens after a roll back then a game update may of caused it.
Also look how to delete shader cache after a new driver if causing an issue.
Sometimes those drivers setup a different compression system via driver software that can not read the older style.

Quick Edit: Use GPU monitoring software like frame view as well to see if you are crashing after a certain temp is reached indicating overheating. I get concerned after 83c .
Last edited by SvegetaX; Mar 7 @ 1:41pm
#5
KillerNav Mar 8 @ 2:22am 
Originally posted by SvegetaX:
Drivers can be this bad.
Use the previous one until it's had another update. If this is common it will happen in other games. Just not one's you own atm.
Common with other players expect a new driver soon. If it still happens after a roll back then a game update may of caused it.
Also look how to delete shader cache after a new driver if causing an issue.
Sometimes those drivers setup a different compression system via driver software that can not read the older style.

Quick Edit: Use GPU monitoring software like frame view as well to see if you are crashing after a certain temp is reached indicating overheating. I get concerned after 83c .
i have rolled back to old drivers and reinstall the whole game still game not working.

If it was heating issue then going back on the drivers should have fixed it as it was not heating up before.
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アンジェル Mar 8 @ 2:29am 
Originally posted by KillerNav:
Crashing duration Compling shaders
After the new GPU drivers my Game has been crashing while it compiling the shaders. It was working fine for me on Medium settings but it suddenly turning off my PC.

Other games like POE2 or Delta force or once human is working fine.

That means nothing. If you want advice, share a DxDiag report.
#7
KillerNav Mar 8 @ 3:01am 
Originally posted by アンジェル:
Originally posted by KillerNav:
Crashing duration Compling shaders
After the new GPU drivers my Game has been crashing while it compiling the shaders. It was working fine for me on Medium settings but it suddenly turning off my PC.

Other games like POE2 or Delta force or once human is working fine.

That means nothing. If you want advice, share a DxDiag report.
I will share but i do not know how to do that?
#8
KillerNav Mar 8 @ 3:47am 
I installed even lower version 572.47 Nvidia Drivers and still game is crashing.
#9
KillerNav Mar 8 @ 3:48am 
Originally posted by アンジェル:
Originally posted by KillerNav:
Crashing duration Compling shaders
After the new GPU drivers my Game has been crashing while it compiling the shaders. It was working fine for me on Medium settings but it suddenly turning off my PC.

Other games like POE2 or Delta force or once human is working fine.

That means nothing. If you want advice, share a DxDiag report.
Does this helps?
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KillerNav Mar 8 @ 4:40am 
After installing 566.36 version Nvidia Driver this issue was fixed.
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monoiyuuki Mar 10 @ 4:59am 
Originally posted by KillerNav:
After installing 566.36 version Nvidia Driver this issue was fixed.
Hi OP
I dont know if you still having crash during compiling shaders
This step works for me

Step 1. Launch Steam and find
Monster Hunter Wilds in the game
library.


Step 2. Right-click on it to select
Manage > Browse local files to
open the installation folder of this
game.


Step 3. Scroll down to locate
MonsterHunterWilds.exe and
right-click on it to choose
Properties.


Step 4. In the Compatibility mode,
tick Run this program in
compatibility mode for > select
Windows 8 from the drop-down
menu > tick Run this program as
an administrator

Let me know if this help
#12
monoiyuuki Mar 10 @ 5:48am 
This

Originally posted by monoiyuuki:
Originally posted by KillerNav:
After installing 566.36 version Nvidia Driver this issue was fixed.
Hi OP
I dont know if you still having crash during compiling shaders
This step works for me

Step 1. Launch Steam and find
Monster Hunter Wilds in the game
library.


Step 2. Right-click on it to select
Manage > Browse local files to
open the installation folder of this
game.


Step 3. Scroll down to locate
MonsterHunterWilds.exe and
right-click on it to choose
Properties.


Step 4. In the Compatibility mode,
tick Run this program in
compatibility mode for > select
Windows 8 from the drop-down
menu > tick Run this program as
an administrator

Let me know if this help

A lot of people report insane flickering after applying this though
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