4'th year and still spending 4 days to fixing game closing on launch before play

Now i am a bit confused because, when i checked on my programs list and this lists you pointed me to, i see i have only 3.5.1 and 4.7.2 frameworks installed, but then i checked with frameworks verification tool from this website you pointed me to, and it tells me i have all frameworks, yes i tried game repair inside origins many times in different situations like with game added to avg exclusions, not added, with mod manager installed and not installed etc.   i add dxdiag file

Also if the problems would be with frameworks, that would cause problems in other programs and games too, and DAI is the only one in which i have such problems

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@Ariestil wrote:

yes i tried game repair inside origins many times in different situations like with game added to avg exclusions, not added, with mod manager installed and not installed etc.   i add dxdiag fi

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But did you also preformed a repair after you deleted the mod folder, as I suggested?

Yes i did, four times

@Ariestil

Dar**, I forgot that you use Windows 7.

Please post the reliability report as you did before (in a text file preferably)  or a dump file if you can find one.

Uninstall avast with the Avast removal tool > Reboot > test the game. (We must count out all possible error sources, and as @mcsupersport rightfully mentioned, avast is known for cousing problems with DAI.

Furthermore, clear your Origin cache.
All settings in Origin (only in Origin not in the games) are back to default settings after this.)

• Close Origin completely.
  (right click on the Origin symbol in the task bar > close)
• Press the Windows key and "R" at the same time.
• Type or copy and paste "%ProgramData%/Origin" (without quotes) into the new window > hit ENTER
• Delete all the files and folders in the Origin folder, except for the "LocalContent" folder.
  (The "LocalContent" folder must remain untouched.)
• Delete the "Dragon Age Inquisition" folder inside the "LocalContent" folder.
• Press the Windows key and "R" at the same time.
• Type or copy and paste "%AppData%" (without quotes) into the new window > hit ENTER
• Now your Windows explorer should have brought you to your "C:\Users\>your user name<\AppData\Roaming" folder.
• Delete the "Origin"  folder inside the "Roaming" folder.
• In the address bar of your Windows explorer click on "AppData".
• Open the "Local" folder.
• Delete the "Origin"  folder inside the  "Local" folder.
• Restart your PC. > test

What the firetruck, the game started to launch and was opened longer than usually, but then origin told me that he needs to update it, and * it again... so i did your instructions again with closed auto -update option but origin auto-updated it anyway, seriously, who needs such * platform which ruins everything, it's 3 months already i try to clean this stuff, and nothing is working, not only they created such platform but took money for it, it's like i with no medical studies would go now to hospital,entered surgery, took surgery knife, stabbed it into patient liver and wanted 10,000 dolars for it, Bioware you made a wonderful game, but what you did with platform is a joke

When you say you want reliability report you mean msinfo32, dxdiag or windows error report?

@Ariestil

WER, msinfo32 would be good as well, but you should edit personal info (IP etcetera.) out.

Also post your "Client_Log.txt" from under "C:\ProgramData\Origin\Logs". (%ProgramData%\Origin\Logs)

Do you have crash dump's (*.dmp) of DAI or Origin under "%LOCALAPPDATA%\CrashDumps" or under "Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age Inquisition\Temp"?

If not:

• Press the Windows key and "X" at the same time.
• Left click on "PowerShell (Administrator)" or "Command Prompt (Administrator)" 
• In the PowerShell or Command prompt window, at the prompt, copy and paste "reg add "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Error Reporting\LocalDumps\devenv.exe" /v DumpType /d 2 /t REG_DWORD" (Without the quotes).
• Hit "ENTER" (The success of the action should be displayed)
• Open up the game until it crashes. (wait a minute after it crashed)
  
• Press the Windows key and "R" at the same time.
• Into the new windows, copy and paste: "%LOCALAPPDATA%\CrashDumps" (Without the quotes) > Hit "ENTER"
• Load the DAI dump (*.dmp) up to a free file hosting website. ("Dropbox" or "OneDrive" for example) and post the link here.
  
  You can revert the automatic crash dump creation by running this command: "reg delete "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Windows Error Reporting\LocalDumps" /f" (Without the quotes) in an elevated PowerShell or Command Prompt session.

I post 2 things, one with origin client log and one with all errors from msinfo32 considering my dragon age inquisition problem only, i am trying to open this crashdumps but it tells me i don't have it  anywher, after i followed your instructions

@Ariestil

OK, we have to clarify a few things.

The original problem was related to the remnant Mod Manager files, the error message is clear on that.

According to your OP the game did run flawless until you installed the mod manager, correct?

Avast is not reinstalled?

After the "Client_Log.txt" DAI moves to launch status.

There is no DAI or Origin Error message after we got rid of the remnant Mod Manager files, inside the msinfo32.

(Which is a problem because it makes this into a guessing game.)

However, a BSOD occurred at 2018-12-24 21:17. Did this BSOD occurred as you tried to launch the game or at any of the troubleshooting steps?

Please load the "C:\Windows\Minidump\122418-11684-01.dmp" up to a free file host side and post the link here.

The fact that there is no crash dump after following the procedure indicates that DAI no longer crashes, but simply doesn't start.

• Make sure Origin is closed.
• Uninstall Origin over the Windows control panel.
• Download this version of the Origin installer.
• Run the "OriginSetup.exe" as an Administrator (Right click the "OriginSetup.exe" > Run as an Administrator)
• Reboot.
• Go to your "Documents\Bioware\Dragon Age Inquisition" folder and move the "Save" folder to your Desktop.
• Test.

If that don't works, preform a clean boot and test the Game in clean boot mode.