So whenever I try and run Dragon Age: Inquisition it tells me I need to update my NVIDIA Graphics Driver to atleast 3.40. I'm currently on the version 9.18.13.3337, and whenever I try to update it further it gives me this error message: The graphics driver could not find compatible graphics hardware. I've tried every solution I can think of including doing a factory reset and still no luck. Any help would be appreciated.
Hmm... did you get the latest driver from here?
do a clean install of driver 3.47.
i would recommend just uninstalling NVidia's software using Window's built-in uninstaller. then doing a clean with CCleaner or something similar. then reboot and reinstall 3.47.
used to get these type of problems years ago with early 2000s drivers but nothing like it since. used to have to do dll or registry edits to change the reported driver version.
if you don't specifically use GeForce Experience to setup your games I would totally uninstall and leave it in the trash.
@Avencakes wrote:
I am using the GTX 860m on 8.1 64-bit. I purchased this laptop about two weeks ago as well.
there are known issues with _60 series cards. (460, 560, 760, 860, etc, including Ti, and m...)
these cards are having a pattern of problems with this game, and from
what I have been told by EA tech Support, it is an issue that is being looked into.
I have tested all drivers from 344.65 to the curent 347.09,
and the most stable (for me at least) is 344.65.
The 344.65 is the one that crashed the least, and gave me the most gameplay between crashes.
do a custom, clean, install and DO NOT install audio drivers, 3d drivers or geforce experience.
@GObonzo wrote:do a clean install of driver 3.47.
i would recommend just uninstalling NVidia's software using Window's built-in uninstaller. then doing a clean with CCleaner or something similar. then reboot and reinstall 3.47.
used to get these type of problems years ago with early 2000s drivers but nothing like it since. used to have to do dll or registry edits to change the reported driver version.
if you don't specifically use GeForce Experience to setup your games I would totally uninstall and leave it in the trash.
The issue i'm having is not during it's setup step but before it even begins. When I open the file it starts the system check and gives me the error there.
