Dead Space 3 don't launch on my computer

I own the game via Steam, and about the screenshot of the page I'm seeing, this disappear too fast to screenshot it. I don't know if I can share a video here ? Maybe this will the best way to show you what's happening when I try to launch the game.

@Blood_of_wolf YOu can attach one if the recording it to large you can also share a YT link of the clip if that works better.

Would it also be possible to get a DxDiag?

Here is a DxDiag and the link to a YT video to show what's happening when I try to launch the game by Steam or EA Desktop, I also tried to launch by Origin and this doesn't work as well.

https://youtu.be/IlGH2SnzfB8

Hi @Blood_of_wolf Thanks for this! To confirm have you already tried following?

• EA App's Cache (Top Left Menu > Help > App Recovery) 
• Check other programs that might be stopping EA App - Help Article
• Run the System File Checker tool then Check for Windows and GPU updates 
• Try the Game in different Compatibility settings  
• Put your device in a Clean Boot then launch the game

Also to check do you typically have other applications running when you try to play?

Hello, I've tried some of them, but not all of them, so I put all the EA app and Steam exe in the windows defender exclusion and do a System file check. All of the GPU and Windows update were made, I tried many compatibility settings, cleared the cache and tried with a clean boot.

None of this worked, and for the other applications, I often have Discord running when I try to play, and also KeyPassXC, but even if I close them the game don't launch.

@EA_Illium Yeah, that's what I said, even in a clean boot, the game don't launch

@EA_Illium I have nothing that will over/under clocking my system, not even my bios parameters. And the try with a new local admin account were unsuccessful.

Also, I'm thinking about the fact that the games installed by Steam are on another drive that the OS. I have a C drive for the OS, a D drive for all of the applications and game, and a E drive for all of the data I have. And if I remember well, I also tried to install Dead Space 3 on the OS drive, unsuccessfully. There is also some discussion about spaces in the installation path of the game, but considering the fact that Dead Space 3 installed himself in a "dead space 3" folder, I'm not sure this can be a problem. Otherwise I don't have any spaces in the installation path.