Dragon Age Inquisition won't launch.

@DarthClaria

1st Welcome to the forums...

Now, DAI hasn't had content released in over 2 years, with about the same time with any patches...ie the game hasn't changed recently and will not be changed in the future without something highly strange happening.    The issue with the original poster here wasn't DAI, but instead it was how DAI worked with Razor synapses a third party optional program.  I know Razor software has issues with many Frostbite games, thus leading me to think it is an engine issue and one better addressed by Razor corp if they want their software and hardware used in Frostbite games. 

As far as the next most common issue lately, it being AVG and Avast, that issue started about a year ago, well AFTER the last change to DAI....so why in the world does AVG/Avast corporation muck up THEIR software so badly that it identifies a game that has been out over three years, and unchanged for 2 as a virus issue needing to be blocked...I would suggest you ask AVG/Avast...

Both the issues I listed are issues created by other corporations and companies for DAI, and yet you are holding Bioware/EA responsible for the issues....

Well, my problem solved with uninstalling a DLC, and now I actually can't play it, and I know that dlc is great. (don't even the antivirus issues) and then appear another problem... the game just don't wanna save...

EA and the team, and Origins, they sell a game that we can't play, it's that normal here? couse' w10 somehow are blocking this, the dlc just don't work properly... if they do all they'r homework... why the uncompativility is still a deal. (in my case windows 10)

look, Y buy the game couse I love it, and the themo works for me expectacular. Understand me too, it's too sad 

I have to disagree with you on most of this.  I don't know if English is your first language or not, but most of this post isn't very understandable to me, maybe you are just mad or really tired of the problems.  If you want help trying to solve the issues, then I suggest taking a deep breath and working on posting as concise and detailed post of the issues as you can and include a DxDiag file so we can look at the hardware you are running. 

Now, it says you solved one problem by uninstalling a DLC....but you don't say which dlc.  Your issue was game not starting, IIRC and you said you tried many fixes, but didn't list which fixes what you did exactly nor did you describe in detail what the game was doing...ie, black screen then closing, or clicking on the game and busy icon then nothing...

After you solved one issue, you say another issue cropped up, being that you can't save...well, I know of two things non-game related that can cause this.  First is Cloud backup by microsolf, because the cloud save system moves the files needed by DAI into the cloud and when DAI needs the files it doesn't find them.  Second is Anti-virus not exempting DAI saves folder and since it views DAI as a virus on some systems, then it deletes or prevents the saves from happening.  I have also heard moving the stock save location can also cause this.

Now, the recommended specs are below...at no point do I see any reference to Windows 10...which happened to come out 8 -10 months AFTER DAI.

OS: Windows 7 or 8.1, 64-bit
Processor (AMD): Six core @ 3.2 GHz
Processor (Intel): Quad core @ 3.0 GHz
Memory: 8 GB
Graphics Card (AMD): Radeon HD 7870 or R9 270
Graphics Card (NVIDIA): GeForce GTX 660
Graphics Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 26 GB
DirectX: 11
Internet: 1 Mbps up and down

So you expect a company to design a game to run perfectly on an Operating system that hasn't even been released yet??  Um..no.

As far as selling a game no one can play, again, I have to disagree, you may be having issue, but my copy works perfectly fine, thus it sounds like the issue is with your PC and not inherent in the game.  If you wish to try and work with us here to get your copy working, I will be happy to see what I can do, or you can move over to https://help.ea.com for official help, and chat with an advisor

Well its now 2022 and I bought the game on a steam sale. I launch the game Origin comes up and nothing. you got really smug with the last person so lets see, I have Ryzen 5 5600x , RX 5700 XT , m.2 gen4 2TB with 1+ TB Free, 32 GB ram... I have tried all the fixes I can find and nothing, side note steam says I have played for 7 min yet I can not even get the game to open.

@GreenMage78 Post up a DxDiag file so we can see what is going on with your system and some of the hardware and stuff.  Also, things to try, putting Origin and Steam as run as administrator, and then if that doesn't work, alternating one or the other only as Administrator.  Most common issue is some form of cross program interference, meaning another program on your system interferes with the game running.  There are some instances that it just will not run, but most times it can be fixed with a little effort and playing around with your system.

As far as run time of the game goes, it isn't uncommon for the game process to be running in the background even after it crashes or fails to start and this will run up the the "play time" listed by steam....and has been known to cause issues with getting refunds due to a process not closing and going over the refund limit.

Here is the file you asked for

@GreenMage78 Sadly nothing jumps out in your DxDiag file, meaning either the fault logs at the bottom are already taken up with the LEDkeeper and Humankind Bex/stackhash interference, or whatever is causing your issue isn't setting a code there....

You said you have tried all the fixes....but didn't list which so please excuse these suggestions if you have already done them.

1)  Clean boot...disable EVERY non-essential program on start-up and see if just the bare minimum can run the game.  Doing this is looking for a cross program interference.

2)  Disable AVirus program temporarily and seeing if it works.

3)  Trying to run the game ONLY through Origin, and seeing if you have to have steam up.

4)  Disable Steam overlay in the game, but leave up Origin overlay.

5)  I didn't see any Steele or Razor products installed, but if in the past they were, remove the program from your system and recheck, as it interferes.

6)  Known programs that interfere, Steele, Razor, teamviewer12(or was it 13..), AVG/Avast Anti-virus, and believe it or not an IBM(iirc) banking program used by some online banks.