Indefinite hang on first launch of a clean install, then all subsequent launches result instantly in a crash.
Clean install of Darktide, all mods purged and AppData\Roaming\Fatshark cleared.
First launch goes through normal questions about hardware and raytracing and AppData is created. Task Manager shows the launcher still running, but the game will never launch. After killing the task and relaunching, crashes begin immediately after clicking Start in the launcher. Each new crash results in a new .dmp file.
[PC] Do You Use Mods? (Optional):
Yes, and I’ve tried disabling them
Reproduction Rate (Required):
Constant (100%)
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PC - Steam
[PC] Crash Report (Optional):
GUID: e16c1ed2-5d34-4008-9717-dec8cae66b28
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Seeing that in other threads that its being recommended to DDU, I have preemptively tried this and after a full AMD driver reinstall nothing has changed.
@Liverslices just to check, which AMD driver version are you using?
As recent driver versions 26.6.2 and 26.6.4 are unstable and resulting in crashes. The last known stable driver version is 26.6.1 which we recommend rolling back to.
@FatsharkLev Was running 26.6.4 when I first posted, but after rolling back to 26.6.1 I still have the same issue. During this roll back I did also run the AMD cleanup utility.
@Liverslices hm okay perhaps the drivers are not the culprit here then. Unfortunately, without a console log generated we have little to go on.
Shot in the dark, but could any Anti-Virus software perhaps be quarantining files or blocking Darktide in some way? Adding appropriate exceptions for Darktide may help.
Otherwise, performing a ‘Selective Startup’ to rule out any external program conflicts could be good to check too:
@Liverslices just curious if you could try using DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller), opposed to the AMD cleanup tool, and then try installing 26.6.1 driver version again?
Just so we can fully rule out this being the culprit.
Please download .NET Framework 4.7.2 from the Microsoft website linked below. The installer should then prompt you with an option to repair your installation. Be sure to restart your PC afterwards!: Download .NET Framework 4.7.2 | .NET
@FatsharkLev Are there any other logs I can collect?
.NET 4.7.2 was already installed, so I used the repair tool. The mid-run diagonstic step didn’t catch anything when I reproduced the issue, and completing the repair and restarting didn’t either.
VS 2015 14.51.36247 was installed, and a repair of it didn’t change anything. A full uninstall and reinstall of VS 15 and then a restart also didn’t fix.