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Anonymous

8 years ago

Solved

Directx function "FindClosestMatchingMode" failed

I've been getting this error whenever I try running the game ever since the latest windows update. I don't know if the update is the culprit, all I know is know I can't go murderhoboing around Thedas...

dragon age inquisition

Anonymous
8 years ago
I wrote all this, but then decided to doublecheck over at the geforce forums, just to make sure I wasn't a liar. Turns out I was. So instead of deleting everything, saying "Problems Solved!", and wasting the minutes I spent crafting this reply, I'm leaving everything. Solution at the bottom.
~~mcsupersport wrote:~~
~~@@Doctor_Explosion~~

~~You should try a clean boot of the system, to help weed out if it is a program interference or other issue...~~
~~Tried that, nothing changed~~
~~mcsupersport wrote:~~
~~@@Doctor_Explosion~~

I also note that you have a Intel video chip listed in your Dxdiag....double, triple check that it isn't in some way being used instead of the Nvidia card. Make sure all the cables are plugged into the Nvidia card instead of main board, or make sure the Intel is disabled as much as possible through settings and such. DAI will not run or not run well at all if it somehow uses the Intel *.

~~Checked, and that's not the problem either~~
~~mcsupersport wrote:~~
~~@Doctor_Explosion~~

~~Double check that Origin and DAI are set to run as administrator, checking at their .exe in their install locations.~~
~~They both are.~~
I'm 99.9% sure that it's the update + my nividia driver + this being a Frostbite engine game, because I found a thread with two other people that had the exact same problem as me, only with Star Wars: Battlefront and Battlefield 3 & 4, over at the geforce forum. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find answer over there. Except I frelling did!
The solution was to switch my monitor cable from dvi-d to hdmi. I never would've thought of that in a million years!

mcsupersport

Hero+

8 years ago

If I read your DxDiag right, you have AVG anti-virus....either uninstall it, or triple check you have your global exclusion/exceptions set for Origin, DAI and DAI saves folder, you can see the sticky at top of forum about this crashing DAI.

IF that doesn't work, you also list several Windowsupdate failures in your report, so you may want to see about fixing all updates with windows, and triple checking that everything installs correctly.

IF that doesn't work, triple check your compatibility mode settings are the same for Origin as they are for DAI, make sure everything is running as administrator and you may even want to try compatibility mode Win7 lastest upgrade.

IF that doesn't work, post back here and we can move to something else.

Anonymous
8 years ago
Actually, I've never had AVG on this machine, only malware bytes and avira (currently using MWB), I had already sorted out the windows update failures before discovering this new * , and as far as I can tell the compatibility modes for Origin and DA:I are the same and I tried running DA:I in compatibility mode for Win 8, 7, and even Vista just in case that worked somehow.
- mcsupersport
  Hero+
  8 years ago
  @Doctor_Explosion
  
  Ah, I see I miss read, it was showing a preradar memory leak on avguard.exe which I found was for a different antivirus product, I read it as AVGuard...lol, oh well, need to slow down on my reading and comprehension sometimes.
  
  You should try a clean boot of the system, to help weed out if it is a program interference or other issue...
  
  https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/929135/how-to-perform-a-clean-boot-in-windows
  
  I also note that you have a Intel video chip listed in your Dxdiag....double, triple check that it isn't in some way being used instead of the Nvidia card. Make sure all the cables are plugged into the Nvidia card instead of main board, or make sure the Intel is disabled as much as possible through settings and such. DAI will not run or not run well at all if it somehow uses the Intel crap.
  
  Double check that Origin and DAI are set to run as administrator, checking at their .exe in their install locations.
  - Anonymous
    8 years ago
    I wrote all this, but then decided to doublecheck over at the geforce forums, just to make sure I wasn't a liar. Turns out I was. So instead of deleting everything, saying "Problems Solved!", and wasting the minutes I spent crafting this reply, I'm leaving everything. Solution at the bottom.
    ~~mcsupersport wrote:~~
    ~~@@Doctor_Explosion~~
    
    ~~You should try a clean boot of the system, to help weed out if it is a program interference or other issue...~~
    ~~Tried that, nothing changed~~
    ~~mcsupersport wrote:~~
    ~~@@Doctor_Explosion~~
    
    I also note that you have a Intel video chip listed in your Dxdiag....double, triple check that it isn't in some way being used instead of the Nvidia card. Make sure all the cables are plugged into the Nvidia card instead of main board, or make sure the Intel is disabled as much as possible through settings and such. DAI will not run or not run well at all if it somehow uses the Intel *.
    
    ~~Checked, and that's not the problem either~~
    ~~mcsupersport wrote:~~
    ~~@Doctor_Explosion~~
    
    ~~Double check that Origin and DAI are set to run as administrator, checking at their .exe in their install locations.~~
    ~~They both are.~~
    I'm 99.9% sure that it's the update + my nividia driver + this being a Frostbite engine game, because I found a thread with two other people that had the exact same problem as me, only with Star Wars: Battlefront and Battlefield 3 & 4, over at the geforce forum. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find answer over there. Except I frelling did!
    The solution was to switch my monitor cable from dvi-d to hdmi. I never would've thought of that in a million years!