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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 284175, member: 660650"] Windows 11 is so problematic I fixed tons of Windows 11 PCs for my side gig for years. It's a feature that even Windows 11 Calculator may crash due to DirectX 12 error and display Green Screen of Death lolol. But hey, customers having a problem is a solution to my wallet!!! So Windows 11 problem may arise in every update that make people cannot play games for a while until another update and so on. Not updating it is equally bad as updating it. Naturally your drivers should be ok for your Windows 11 version and vice versa. Windows 11 is really pretty much Vista at this point lol. But the problem may be also about how Windows 11 may behave bad with this specific laptop. Laptops itself already problematic!!! There can be some troubleshooting to make but my answers would be the same: Completely delete your GPU drivers and reinstall them to the most updated one. Naturally as Windows updated your GPU driver should be updated too. However the thing is your CPU is an APU, but it make me question your laptop may have a seperate GPU (simply put). Then check if your laptop has a GPU or it just have an APU. As Windows updated the more your motherboard may need bios update so check on that. I hope you didn't just take a laptop came with Windows 10 and directly updated to Windows 11 even without checking bios updates. If everything else fails just re-install Windows fresh. If it still fail then it's a hardware problem that it cannot be fixed unless it's heat issue. As heat increases hardware works less stable and over time hardware gets "damaged" so much it start to cannot do its job because it lacks what it needs anymore due to physical change. Simple heat issue is fixable by preventing the system from overheating but complex heat issue already caused permenant damage that making the hardware trash. In the end it doesn't seem like the issue caused by the game but it was a coincidence, if not the game perhaps tried to use GPU but not APU despite the system was set to only use APU. It can cause confusion to your system but this confusion should have been cleared when the PC turned off completly. However some people prefer to hibernate their PC which can cause problems itself. I would rather recommend people to completly turn off PC and turn off any setting that does BS stuff for "fast boot" because it leaves data in your storage device and the PC never really turned off which can use security risk to unstability risk of the system enough to corrupt your whole PC. It's especially a problem when system requires a fresh boot but this BS would use even chaotic state of the system for fast boot ruining the system further. Not to mention as the computer runs more without turned off the more it gets unstable. So if you have a GPU alongside with an APU you gotta properly set which one your system supposed to use. Check gameprofile stuff of your GPU that they may cause contradicting behavior to PC. If you have a GPU it's probably Nvidia and its profile may cause problems. IDK what else to say. This topic can only continue on what kind of troubleshooting you followed and what they caused. [/QUOTE]

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