if you have windows 10, go to the application of TF2, right click into properties, then click on the compatability tab. click compatability to Windows Vista Starter Pack 2 (windows 10) and also click, run as administrator, the program will work
The 'Clean installation drivers' does not work. I have all of the other suggested libraries installed. One suggested is on Windows 10 by default. This should not be this hard. No wonder people don't want to pay for games.
The same is happening here with me guys, I bought a Samsung Activ 5, 8GB ram, Core i7 - 5500u, Nvidia 940m. DirectX 12 and ALL DRIVERS updated. The game simply will seem to load and disappears from the process. Any idea what might be going on?
Any new news on this? having same issue this sucks was really looking forward to FINALLY playing this.
I have gtx960, i5-4570, 8gb fast ram... until this day when i switched to win 10 pro game worked beautifully... now screen issues and crashing .. and i do not get into game... this all happens during game load... Something has to be done about this one. And yes did clean install to everything... including formatting disks and clean install for windows.
Did you see my comment about system requirements versus laptop video and especially Optimus cards from nVIDIA? Are you using current drivers, instead of the outdated junk that Microsoft included in Win 10? It is almost always better to have your own personal message thread, when a poor choice such as this one you jumped into is the alternative. There are just too many causes for this vague symptom description.
For you and any other laptop user, games are tested on desktops, and the system requirements are determined based on desktops, not laptops. An average laptop GPU typically runs at a 20% performance deficit compared to the same-named desktop cousin device.
Thus, while a DESKTOP GT 640 card is capable of meeting the minimum, a laptop 640m is below the minimum. Beyond that, you have an Optimus, which is an inferior version of a Geforce, with its front end section omitted to sell it cheaply. Those are extremely unreliable in almost all of EA's games, failing to do anything, and leaving everything to the inadequate Intel onboard video chip.
Sorry pal, but this laptop ALREADY runned this game... and it's a 940M not a 640M...
Please locate and put on your spectacles. You were not being addressed, although your GPU isn't particularly gameworthy, either.
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GT-640-vs-GeForce-840M
None of the Geforce "n40" (desktop) devices are for games. They are intended for watching movies on DVDs and catching streaming video channels. Titanfall simply has rather lenient video hardware requirements. GPU Boss seems a bit slow adding the latest of nVIDIA's "n40s" to their charts . .
