Run "Disk Cleanup," select your C: drive, and ensure "DirectX Shader Cache" is checked before hitting OK. 5. Force a DirectX Version
The game may be trying to use DirectX 12 features on a system only supporting DirectX 11.
If the game allows it, try switching from DirectX 12 to DirectX 11 (or vice-versa). You can often do this in the game's "Launch Options" by typing -dx11 or -dx12 .
While looks intimidating, it is rarely a sign of hardware death. It is almost always a "handshake" issue between your software and your GPU. By cleaning your drivers and clearing your shader cache, you can usually get back into the action within minutes.
Run "Disk Cleanup," select your C: drive, and ensure "DirectX Shader Cache" is checked before hitting OK. 5. Force a DirectX Version
The game may be trying to use DirectX 12 features on a system only supporting DirectX 11. errgfxd3dshader1
If the game allows it, try switching from DirectX 12 to DirectX 11 (or vice-versa). You can often do this in the game's "Launch Options" by typing -dx11 or -dx12 . Run "Disk Cleanup," select your C: drive, and
While looks intimidating, it is rarely a sign of hardware death. It is almost always a "handshake" issue between your software and your GPU. By cleaning your drivers and clearing your shader cache, you can usually get back into the action within minutes. Run "Disk Cleanup