@nillzoR wrote:Hello,
I was super excited that Nvidia released a new driver, 419.35, that is supposed to fix the random crashes in Apex Legends.
To my chock, this is not the case. I downloaded the driver and installed it, guess what, now the game does not even start. Every time i try to start up the game it gives me a white screen with the message "Apex Legends is not responding".. and then I need to close it.
To this date, by far the most stable driver is 417.71. With that driver, I only crash 1/50 games, and that time without any errors.Now, I don't know if I am doing something wrong with 419.35, but I istall it as supposed to, restart PC after installation, still, does not work.
Anyone else having the same issue with 419.35?
Bro, I was having trouble with this new driver version... The only one thing that fixed my problem was HERE.
I really recomend you to rollback drivers and if there's any other error to startup game, reinstall your system, install older driver version and just wait for game update... This is the better to do now!
That doesn't help against bad module.
@SvenskFisk wrote:That doesn't help against bad module.
Maybe... but I was with this error: (This shows on Windows Event Manager -> Application when game freeze then back to desktop, after reinstall Windows, Update it, and clean install game and origin its gone).
"Nome do aplicativo com falha: bad_module_info, versão: 0.0.0.0, carimbo de data/hora: 0x00000000
Nome do módulo com falha: unknown, versão: 0.0.0.0, carimbo de data/hora: 0x00000000"
no change..after 419 game crash random..one day it work..other it crash randomly 2-3 times ...WTF? !
