Which may mean that that particular game had a different problem. With the fix for DA:I, however, I've not had one crash as of yet,

Dragon Age: Inquisition (special note: I don't know if this is the key, because of the diversity of the games this crash happens with, but I was able to find a fix for this game, that involved putting this into the origin launcher commands for the game: -GameTime.MaxSimFpsĦ0 -GameTime.ForceSimRate 60+ -ShaderSystem.ShaderQualityLevel Ultra)ĭragon Age: Inquisition was particularly heinous in causing this problem sometimes I could go an hour without a crash, and some areas, I couldn't go more than 5 minutes without it crashing.

I've tried describing this problem in every way that I can via search engines to attempt to diagnose and fix this, but no situation seems to describe my problem. The only thing I can seem to find that coincides with this in the event viewer is a Event-ID 41, which seems to correlate to an unexpected system shutdown, and it doesn't report any other problems that might have caused this. This problem didn't happen with my old OS, but that is confounded by the fact that my old OS both uses an HDD and runs Windows 7, not Windows 10. Noise or beeping either through my headphones or the computer, it just appears to shut down and then restart. The game doesn't just crash, it appears that the entire system crashes and then reboots. The game appears and runs fine, but without warning, the computer entirely shuts down. Problems is when I attempt to play any game. The clients themselves, when they're running, don't appear to cause the machine any trouble either. However, I installed Origin, Steam, and, as I have several games that require one or the other of those game clients.

At first, everything seemed fine, and the computer still runs well when it's just running non-intensive programs like Google I installed the ssd into my computer case along with a new power supply and the new video card, I installed windows 10 on the ssd. The previous hard drive contains a windows 7 OS. My previous hard drive is connected to the computer, but it boots into the ssd. So I've been having this problem intermittently for a couple of months now.Ī couple of months ago, I bought a Nvidia GTX 970 card to go into my system, as well as a 1 tb ssd for a new windows 10 OS.

Inquisition crash on startup