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If memory serves me correctly I had a similar issue with the game Starpoint Gemini 2. I recall turning off certain shaders to help prevent the problem. But it degraded the look of the game. So I hadn't played it much to test that fixed properly. But again it has been a very long time since I have had this issue so I don't recall exactly what I did. Plus I didn't play the game very much as the problem discouraged me from wanting to play it since I had to turn down the graphics to keep it from crashing despite my having a Nvidia GTX 970 which should be able to run it with no issues.
I usually keep the drivers up to date and prefer to clean install them. I'm still getting this problem even after I removed the precision X software and set my video card to run at its default settings.
I'm going to test turning off a few ingame graphic settings in hopes I can at least play this game. However these crashes will definitely drive me away if I can't resolve them for this game and if it degrades the look of the game being forced to run the game at lower graphical settings than I can't say I'll continue to play for very long.
I would hate to play have to play this at less than ideal video settings. I didn't build my PC to run games with lower end settings. I prefer max settings. Plus it is not like I'm running 4k so there are very few games I get less than 30 fps for at max. Even GTA 5 averages 40 fps and thats with only a couple settings turned down that appear to have no visual difference and only impacts the fps.
It does however seem related with the new Windows Anniversary update. So I'm guessing that update doesn't play nice with Afterburner.
On a side note, any of you tried Elite with Steam Controller without big picture? (Properties in game library also unchecking Steam overlay)
I've tried but the menu I can use with the controller in the game itself it won't work.
Seems that right about when Big Picture crashes, the Nvidia service also crashes. The root of the problem is definitely Windows 10 Anniversary update.
Since Nvidia crashes, and quickly recovers, the game itself does not crash (nor any of the other games I play that don't use Big Picture). But Big Picture seems unable to cope with this event and crashes.
Because indeed the device was removed. For just a sec.
Solution will come when Nvidia solves this issue, or Windows fixes the reason why Nvidia crashes or when Big Picture updates to wait a bit longer for Nvidia to recover.
This seems the solution for now:
Go to Nvidia control panel and create a profile for:
steam.exe
Steamservice.exe
Steamoverlayui.exe
Make them force to use Nvidia GPU.
Set these options on all three and apply:
• Power management mode - Prefer maximum performance
• Threaded optimization - ON
• Triple buffering - Off
• Vertical Sync - Off
After applying make sure all three have these options.
Close Nvidia control panel
Right click desktop choose "refresh"