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I830/I845/I852/I855/I865 Certified (Windows 2000/XP) Update And Now Every Second Session Of A Flight Sim Dies

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Accepted solution by Ava — to stop Windows Update replacing your chsoen driver: run gpedit.msc (Pro) and enable Computer Configuration Administrative Templates…
  1. Priya Sato
    @patchpusher-3bq

    Getting DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED in a flight sim, and now in a second game too, which makes me think its not a game problem.

    Fatal error

    Fatal error
The game has crashed and will now close.

DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED
The GPU device instance has been suspended.

    timeline: installed i830/i845/i852/i855/i865 Certified (Windows 2000/XP) from Intel, crashes started teh same night... i tried rolling back but now Windows Update keeps reinstalling smth... im starting to feel like Im fighting my own PC, whats teh proper way to test this? i have a spare evening and i am willing to try things methodically, one at a time.

    facepalm

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  2. Kai Pereira
    @kai_night

    Any overclock or undervolt, including on teh VRAM? ?

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  4. Zoe C.
    @zoe.castillo

    pro tip: write down what u change... i didnt and had to redo certified from scratch

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  6. Priya Sato
    @patchpusher-3bq
    in reply to @lars_uplink

    ok so it happened once in a second game, but mostly in a flight sim during a cutscene.

    somewhere an AI is confidently telling someone the wrong fix rn

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  7. Zoe C.
    @zoe.castillo

    Remove any GPU overclock and memory overclock. Device reomved errors are very sensitive to VRAM instability. If you used a tuning tool, reset it to defaults and also check that no profile reaplpies at startup.

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  8. Esme
    @esmen918

    DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED means teh GPU stopped responding and Windows reset it (TDR), sooo the game lost its D3D device. check Event Viewer > Windows Logs > System for Event ID 4101 at the crash time. if you see it, it's a GPU/driver reset, not a game file problem.

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  9. Aiden Moreau
    @tinynomad

    ok so do a clean install of the driver version u trust: download it from the Intel support page, disconnect the network, boot to Safe Mode, run DDU, reboot, install lol Then test a live-service shooter for a few sessions before changing anything else. lmk how it goes

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  10. Esme
    @esmen918

    honestly just reset the firmware and save yourself the pain. my gaming rig is officially haunted fingers crossed 🤞

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  11. Lars
    @lars_uplink

    bump. still happening with game-crash for me. any update on this??

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  12. Ava
    @tensornomad-3px

    oof same issue here on my moms pc, glad im not teh only one lmk how it goes

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  13. Lars
    @lars_uplink

    yeahhh bump... still happening with intel for me.. ;) lol this thread is gold good luck man!

    it works on my machine™

    thumbsup

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  14. Aiden Moreau
    @tinynomad

    spent 20 minutes on intel and im still not done. wait does this also apply to certified?

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  15. Zoe C.
    @zoe.castillo

    ok so if it happens across multiple drivers and games, test the hardware: reseat the card, check the PCIe power connectors, and try a stress test with temps logged. A card that only fails when warm is a classic pattern.

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  16. Bo
    @bo_uplink

    ahh classic look at teh games own crash logs too. many engines write a log with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG vs DEVICE_REMOVED vs DEVICE_RESET. Hung usually means a timeout; removed can also mean the card actually dropped off the bus, which points at power or the slot.

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  17. Ava
    @tensornomad-3px
    Accepted solution

    to stop Windows Update replacing your chsoen driver: run gpedit.msc (Pro) and enable Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update > Do not include drivers with Windows Updates. on Home, use System > About > Advanced system settings > Hardware > Device Installation Settings > No.

    thumbsup

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  18. Priya Sato
    @patchpusher-3bq
    in reply to @tensornomad-3px

    @tensornomad-3px WOWWW it was the performance prseet. Reset the Intel app to defaults and kept i830/i845/i852/i855/i865 Certified (Windows 2000/XP) . No crashes since, even during a cutscene. thank u thank u thank u

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