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- LiBever14 years agoNot applicable
hey look this topic http://answers.ea.com/t5/Battlefield-3/Direct-X-Error-GetDeviceRemovedReason/m-p/45396#M6964
- d4isycutter14 years agoNot applicable
*removed.
- Anonymous13 years agoNot applicable
solved the issue pretty easily.
This problem occurs when "Ambient Occlusion" is disabled in the Nvidia Control Panel. If you disabled it within the NCP the Graphics Engine will report an error due to missing command sets. Just disable it in Battlefield 3 (Video Settings - Ambient Occlusion Off) or set it to "Performance" or "Quality" settings in the NPC.
No need to get mad at EA even though origin sucks 🙂
PS: sry for gravediggin this thread :D
- Anonymous13 years agoNot applicable
Just ran into the issue, this was indeed the cause & solution. I love you.
- Anonymous13 years agoNot applicable
glad i could help 🙂
have fun playing the game😕mileyvery-happy:
- So2s13 years agoNot applicable
It worked out for me i use to have ambient oclusion in game disable and on NCP disable and i had that problem mostly in Win 8 but also sometimes in win 7 after reading your
post i changed in NPC to preformance and after couple games/hours never got the error again...
Thx 😕mileywink:
- Anonymous13 years agoNot applicable
This did not solve it for me. I set it to Quality and same issue. Also, I noticed that if you go to BATTLEFIELD 3 in the NCP instead of global, it says that AO is not supported.
- Anonymous13 years agoNot applicable
Me too
- Anonymous12 years agoNot applicable
If you have nvidia gpu update your driver 331.93 beta. I also changed the slot pci- xpress of my gpu. I have several free slots. I don't know which one solution casused this problem to disappear but I have not encountered the error since I did these two things
- Anonymous12 years agoNot applicable
Where i can find Ambient Occlusion in AMD catalyst?