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Edit - Nope. I appear to be mistaken on the Big Picture soluion
Running the latest Nvidia drivers.
Are you running on Win 7 and the mouse icon changed to what presumably the in-game mouse icon just before entering the never-ending black screen ?
As for the resolution, seems's like the game might be trying to start in 4K, and my current cable can't carry that, good job I've just picked a new one, so hopefully that might get me somewhere.
Edit - Still want's to run at the highest available resolution on every relaunch (in my case 3840x2160), but at least it's something.
Yes that happens exactly.
I had a similar problem on one of my laptops. I'd boot up the game, a black screen would
come up and soon after it would complain that an error had occured and close the game.
Ultimately I got around it by installing it to a different Steam library. For example usually I save games on my Laptop to my F Drive. Since I had some space to spare on my C:\ I installed it there. Low and behold the error went away (In my case I suspect a SweetFX/ReShade install did something weird based on some logs I got from Reshade to my registry but thats probably not relevant.).
If you're in a situation where you only have one drive in your computer you can essentially do the same thing, the only difference in your case would be you'd be installing to a different folder on the same drive.
Event Viewer Logs didn't help me much. All they seemed to tell me was Dead Rising No Work.
Faulting application name: DeadRising.exe, version: 1.0.0.1, time stamp: 0x57d6b430
Faulting module name: DeadRising.exe, version: 1.0.0.1, time stamp: 0x57d6b430
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x0000000000687984
Faulting process id: 0x35e0
Faulting application start time: 0x01d2116036991536
Faulting application path: F:\Steam\steamapps\common\Dead Rising\DeadRising.exe
Anyway I'll add the usual frustrating schtick.
-Blah blah blah make sure your drivers are up to date. I don't know about AMD but Nvidia allows you to choose to do a clean install directly from the installer these days.
- If you can manage try uninstalling then redownloading the game.
- One person I came across had luck installing a different Windows Update (specifically update KB2670838 #CatchyNamesFTW)
- You can see if a dxdiag report gives you anything. Basically you type WindowsKey+R. Type in dxdiag. A little utility comes up and you click 'Save All Information' and choose where you want to save the report (it saves as a txt file). Might be useful down the road if you have to call support as this is one of the things you might have seen in the official troubleshooting thread. Mines gave me complaints of some sort of signature problem but I ended up fixing it 5 minutes later by installing the game to a different location and now I no longer have the report so I never really looked into it further than that.
Appologies that I can't provide you anything more solid beyond what seems to boil down to me suggesting to 'try some random stuff I tried and some other stuff I read and hope for the best.'