i had this issue as well
re-installed the game
re-installed and updated graphics drivers
cleaned unused apps
The fix came from Disabling AVG then launching the client
If you are running AVG, check that first 😉
Here's the DxDiag file (hope it shows what is wrong)
http://hastebin.com/fuqagomavo.tex
And to the other person, yes I am running AVG but I don't know how to disable it and I am worried about doing such a thing. I had AVG on my previous PC and it didn't cause any issues that I'm aware of.
@ARKRedeemer You can temporarily disable AVG by right clicking on it in the system tray and selecting 'temporarily disable AVG protection'. If all you're doing is playing DAI, this shouldn't put anything at risk. If you have the same issue as all the others in the numerous threads on this board, temporarily disabling or uninstalling AVG and using a different program for the time being are the only known fixes. It's an easy enough thing to test. 😉
Disabling AVG seems to work. I should just be able to set it to diable for 10 minutes and it should be fine right? It seemed ok.
I think I'll just have to disable it whenever I play DAI as I'm not changing after just renewing my subscription.
i had this issue as well
re-installed the game
re-installed and updated graphics drivers
cleaned unused apps
The fix came from Disabling AVG then launching the client
If you are running AVG, check that first 😉
Thanks, resolved for me by turning off AVAST
@ARKRedeemer That should be fine. One user reported that adding an exception for the DAI executable in AVG also worked, perhaps you could try that instead if you don't want to disable AVG protection. 🙂
Thanks for all the help.EA kept trying to troubleshoot why my Dragon Age Inquisition wouldn't run after I got my computer out of the shop. I tried everything but the kitchen sink until I read this thread. Temporarily disabling AVG did the trick for me. My game is up and running thanks to you guys.
I have same problem.. id did this and disabled avg and the game launched.
Thank you..
