Game will not start

If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. I have attached an up to date dxdiag.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Ok, your DxDiag has changed from last time.....

Under display devices you get this first...and second position....

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Display Devices

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           Card name: DisplayLink USB Device

and at third position, you get your GTX 660ti.  The 660ti doesn't show any info on output or seem to be used at this time...which would be a most likely place to start, since a USB display device isn't in any way supported by the game.  So I would check into your settings, cables, and such and make triple sure your machine is trying to use the 660ti to play the game, cause right now, from what I can see, I would say it isn't.

Hey, Thanks very much for taking the time to look and reply.

All I am doing now is using a docking station from my work to enable me to use the two screens and when I need to work I can also use my work laptop as a 3rd screen. I would hope this makes no difference in loading the game but just in case, how do I check the things you have suggested please?

Thank you again.

Hey thanks,

I have my antivirus disabled when I load Dragon Age so I do not think that is it but thank you

Just to be certain, would this solve the problem if it was Antivirus related?

Thanks

Is this what people have suggested?

Windows Defender Anti-virus doesn't usually cause issues with DAI.  That has been mostly the realm of Avast, AVG and lately Malwarebytes. 

As far as the output adapters goes, you need to either use the onboard screen, or use a HDMI/display port for output to an outside monitor or TV.  You MUST use the standard video outputs instead of using an USB or USB-c cable so that the computer uses the proper display device.  So if you are just using your main laptop screen, then you should go into Nvidia control panel, and find the game, and make sure the settings are to ONLY use your Nvidia graphics card and to use maximum quality for the game.  Then you also need to double check all power settings so that the system doesn't default to Intel chip in an effort to "save energy" especially if you don't have the machine plugged in and are running off a battery.  You see, many default settings are to use the lower power using intel chip for graphics if running off a battery so that you can use the system longer.....but then this causes games to crash cause they aren't supposed to be using the intel chip in the first place.

Hi sorry perhaps I wasn't clear.

I only used the laptop when I am working.

I use my pc for personal use including gaming. At the moment I have my two screens plugged into a docking station and then the docking station is connected via USB to my pc. This way when I want to use my work laptop, i just unplug the USB from my PC and plug it into the Computer without having to faff around. All other games have worked fine this way. 

I did have the screens plugged directly into my tower when I posted the first dx diag. I will now do that again a post a new dx diag.

Thanks

Ok here is new dx diag after connecting screens to tower. I am now only using docking station as extra USB slots.