It's probably a compatibility issue with Intel graphics.
Because when i switch to the onboard intel hd graphics on my laptop, i get the same error but when i force the game to work on my nvidia gpu it works fine
Tl;DR: if your only graphics option is onboard intel graphics then it seems you are out of luck
@Shadozzy wrote:I don't get it. Doesn't every pc have 1 graphics card. How can you switch from Nvdia to Intel Graphics. Can I install Nvdia's drivers even though I dont have its card?
the graphics that you come with is the integrated graphics card, theres only a handful of games that can support running with only the integrated graphics card, gaming laptops however have two graphics card, one is the integrated and the other one is only for gaming, the dedicated graphics card. the dedicated graphics card is the nvdia (example).
so long story short, no. you cannot install nvdia's drivers even though you do not have its card, and if you already have a dedicated graphics card, you already have the integrated graphics card so there wouldnt be a point to switch between those two.
