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But it just crashes the .exe and not the GPU Driver (Nvidia).
I am using the force quit function for now...
Until yesterday no crash on exit, after this damn update every time the game crash on exit and event viewer points to crashhandler64.dll which is 100% related to Steam client. Happens on Win 10 20h2 and Win 7 Ultimate ESU
There’s a few other games that do the same thing and have for quite some time, Dark Souls 3 and Dayz come to mind and I’ve played both a decent amount with no real issues so it’s probably nothing to worry about. Steam most likely (falsely) thinks that the game closing is a crash and reports it to event viewer.
Today 2 times closed a game, yesterday the same= no problems. I have clean event viewer.
Steam updated, Win10 20h2, Ryzen 3600 + gtx 1660ti.
Two days ago after Steam update game crashes when I quit to desktop. I only know that because I check Event Viewer regularly.
Steam update was only thing that changed on my system.
No problem ingame, no crashes during gameplay and sound works flawlessly.
Tried veryfing game files, downloaded newest nvidia drivers (old 466.47 --> new hotfixed 466.74), Steam had another update yesterday- no change game crashes on exit and only then.
i9900ks
RTX 2080Ti
Gigabyte Z390 Aoorus Elite F9 Bios
Sound - USB Soundblaster X Katana
Win 10 20H1
Yup in case of Days Gone its BEX64 crash event that origins from STEAM's crashhandler64.dll.