GfxDevice: creating device client threaded=1ĭ3d11: failed to create device and context (8007000e). Initialize engine version: 5.6.5p1 (b5fcd78dd1ab) For reference, here's what I saw in my log: I shut down game, then it crashed when restarting. I am having the same problem and this helped me.

Originally posted by Xilo The Odd:if the original thread author could mark this as a solution i think i found it. For Cyberpunk 2077 codes, keep in mind that the letter 'O' should not be present in the code. Hope this reply finds everyone still having the issue. If you're having problems redeeming a code, try the following steps: Always make sure to double- and triple-check the code, character by character. closing down the nvidia container process and shadowplay helper processes and letting them reboot solve the issue without having to reboot your computer completely. Wether this is nvidias fault, or HBS's fault, or both is still a mystery to me but the cause is atleast clear. they still take up memory, particularly adresses the game tries to use when first opened, causing the crash on startup. So, the problem, when closing the game it'll leave extra nvidia processes open, such as 'nVidia container' closing down the extra ones not doing anything is resolving the issue. Havent used them yet but keep crashing in test flights. Or are they just for looks on mekhq and mega mek. So on a whim i started closing various nvidia processes in task manager, there are a few there duplicate processes are normal but after closing all of them down and letting them reopen the same number didnt come back. Looking for any articles on using fighters aerospace or conventional. One of the things i noticed is the error always seems to pertain to a nVidia file, a. If the original thread author could mark this as a solution i think i found it.

Battletech keeps crashing