Please create a DxDiag in text file format and post it with your next reply. You can do that with the "Choose file" button at the bottom right corner of the reply window.
If you have a different audio output available, please test with that.
Please create a DxDiag in text file format and post it with your next reply. You can do that with the "Choose file" button at the bottom right corner of the reply window.
If you have a different audio output available, please test with that.
@DiamondPlatinum3Now that I think about it, the crashes happened at basically those same points.
@holger1405Here's the file, though I've already finished the game so I can't really test it anymore. But if someone else is still playing the game and experiencing the same bug they can try to test it.
Here we go =)
I have been getting these issues when using 'LU28R55 (NVIDIA High Definition Audio)' as my audio output.
To test your request, I switched over to the 'Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)' audio output and was able to play for without any issue (well, I had a graphical issue where Shepard would be facing 90 degrees to the right in combat and making it really awkward for me to aim since the gun wasn't visually pointing to where it was firing, but the game sorted itself out) for roughly 5 missions or so before I put the game down for the day.
To be fair though, I can't say for sure that this is a good test case on my part. I am currently at the point where the crew only talks about how they want me to do their loyalty missions so I'm not exactly jumping into every single room now to talk to everyone like I was before. But that is something at least.
NP, thanks!
Seeing the "ntdll.dll" error in your DxDiag makes me believe we found the culprit and your description of glitched out audio makes this even more likely.
It might help to clean install all NVIDIA driver components with DDU, but I can't promises it.
Hello again. =)
I believe that might have been a red herring. The two sound devices with that issue are included as part of virtual machine setups I have on my PC.
They aren't really necessary for me, so I've uninstalled those drivers, redid the DxDiag, and attached it here. The same audio devices I used in both of my tests still pop up, although there are no issues to note in DxDiag's notes now.
With that said, with the problematic ones now removed; next time I play I'll switch back to the audio device that I was playing on when I had the issues (I was still playing on the same rendering device in both cases) and let you know if it pops up again. =)
