The game freezes and I have to force shutdown
Product: F1 23 Platform:PC Please specify your platform model. PC Summarize your bug THE GAME FREEZES WHILE I RUN AND I HAVE TO FORCE CLOSE What is your 16 digit Report Code? No error message app...
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@SteveJackson Yes, it's GHUB. I had it plugged into the front, into a USB 3.0, I changed it (although in October, when I was playing without problems I had it in the same 3.0 and I had no problems)
Furthermore, I have seen before, with the GIGABYTE CONTROL CENTER program, that it had an outdated driver (I think it was a realtek) that must have been passed on to me when I reinstalled the old version of the AMD (be careful, I know what you will think, but before trying the old version everything was updated).
The thing is that I have run practice, quali and the race in Jeddah with the wheel, to confirm that this was the problem, and to my surprise everything has gone well.
I refuse to believe that it was because of the USB (I always use the same one and 0 problems) or the REALTEK driver (as I say, with the updated version of AMD it did not detect any outdated drivers). Maybe it was a coincidence, I'll update when I play a little more
Furthermore, I have seen before, with the GIGABYTE CONTROL CENTER program, that it had an outdated driver (I think it was a realtek) that must have been passed on to me when I reinstalled the old version of the AMD (be careful, I know what you will think, but before trying the old version everything was updated).
The thing is that I have run practice, quali and the race in Jeddah with the wheel, to confirm that this was the problem, and to my surprise everything has gone well.
I refuse to believe that it was because of the USB (I always use the same one and 0 problems) or the REALTEK driver (as I say, with the updated version of AMD it did not detect any outdated drivers). Maybe it was a coincidence, I'll update when I play a little more
@Jano-SSCC wrote:
@SteveJacksonYes, it's GHUB. I had it plugged into the front, into a USB 3.0, I changed it (although in October, when I was playing without problems I had it in the same 3.0 and I had no problems)
Furthermore, I have seen before, with the GIGABYTE CONTROL CENTER program, that it had an outdated driver (I think it was a realtek) that must have been passed on to me when I reinstalled the old version of the AMD (be careful, I know what you will think, but before trying the old version everything was updated).
The thing is that I have run practice, quali and the race in Jeddah with the wheel, to confirm that this was the problem, and to my surprise everything has gone well.
I refuse to believe that it was because of the USB (I always use the same one and 0 problems) or the REALTEK driver (as I say, with the updated version of AMD it did not detect any outdated drivers). Maybe it was a coincidence, I'll update when I play a little more
I’m never keen on the ‘bundled’ software with any mainboard and I disable the setting in the UEFI that downloads it.
The Realtek drivers are always the latest Gigabyte ones I use, but as I say, no time for APP centres or the like.
I hear you on the no issues with USB, but USB 3.0 does handle devices differently to a native USB 2.0 or 1.1 and wheels are USB 1.1 (the newer Logitech G923s are designed with USB C which is a USB 3.1) so I would still suggest to anyone to use USB 2.0 especially with LGS.
Glad you seem to be working towards a resolution. Fingers crossed.
- @SteveJackson Here I am again, but to communicate my surrender
After two complete grands prix without problems, it happened again at the start of the third race
This time the computer was not able to restart and after a few seconds it turned off again.
On the motherboard, small red lights illuminated indicating CPU, DRAM and VGA (they alternated)
Scared to death, thinking that one of these sudden blackouts had burned out some component, I have been trying to start without any of the RAM cards and after fighting for a while I have managed to get it to start normally.
At this point I have decided to uninstall the game, too much risk for a battle that already seems lost, anyway thank you very much for paying attention to me, good luck to anyone who encounters a similar problem Shame, but understand.
Only other thing I can see are lots of HID device instances.
HID filter driver?
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B760M-DS3H-DDR4-rev-10/support#support-dl- I went to the link and downloaded it and installed it, but what would it be for? By the way, when trying to install many of the drivers on the official website I get a message that they probably have not been installed correctly, is this normal? In addition, after updating them from the official website, now the GIGABYTE CONTROL CENTER program suggests many updates
@Jano-SSCC wrote:
I went to the link and downloaded it and installed it, but what would it be for? By the way, when trying to install many of the drivers on the official website I get a message that they probably have not been installed correctly, is this normal? In addition, after updating them from the official website, now the GIGABYTE CONTROL CENTER program suggests many updatesNo I wouldn’t have thought it was normal.
Normally the drivers are WHQL.
I just steer clear of the GCC program but IDK why Intel chipset drivers don’t package all those other components.
Another option is to remove GCC and use the Intel Driver and Support Assistant to check for updates. Retry the drivers and just see if they complete normally.
It covers essentials like Ethernet. Wireless and GPU then IRST.
HID Filter driver does that I think, just reduced the number of identified HID devices and correctly enumerates them.
- @Jano-SSCC hi not sure if has anything to do with drivers unles you have drivers from old mothenboard still instaled on your pc you can try delete them if are still there, i have same motherboard as you also had same cpu unit few weeks my game works with no problem
- @FMassa88 At this point I think the best thing would be to format it and start from scratch, the computer is 7-8 years old and I have been changing many of the components during this time, and it is something that I have been putting off for too long. This afternoon I'll try it again, I'll keep reporting.
@Jano-SSCC wrote:
@FMassa88At this point I think the best thing would be to format it and start from scratch, the computer is 7-8 years old and I have been changing many of the components during this time, and it is something that I have been putting off for too long. This afternoon I'll try it again, I'll keep reporting.I have a good feeling about that.
If nothing else, this is the time to plan for disaster recovery as well 👍
Would still recommend ignoring the GCC junk, use the drivers on the page and the IDSA.
Good luck.
- I have a couple of questions, should I download and install ALL the drivers for Windows 11 on this page? some look similar "Realtek HD Audio Driver for DCH" and "Realtek HD Audio Driver", for example. And another thing, some do not have an installer, they are simply several folders and I do not know what to do with them like "Realtek LAN Preinstall driver" (I seem to remember, I am with my phone away from home and I cannot be sure that this is one of the ones that say). I have seen that it could be done from the device administrator or in the advanced options of Windows Update, what is your opinion of these alternatives?
DCH is what I go for. UAD rather than HDA.
Realtek(R) means DCH/UAD.
Preinstall driver is for W10/11 MCT media - \drivers (F6). I don’t need it on AM4 but haven’t installed on any DDR5 platform yet.
It is already formatted and ready, the truth is that the PC feels fine. I have run all over Baku and without problem, soon to celebrate but I will return in a few days to report
