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The game crashes in the Level Up screen when I play it in my new stronger PC.

My PC has a Intel(R) UHD Graphics and appears to run relatively fine until I get to the level up screen.

I have tried the N_Dawn fix and the Windows XP compatibility setting but they didn't work.

It appears to have to do the with game not being made with Intel Graphics Cards in mind. I read in a Microsoft forum that the game is trying to use DirectX9 but Intel overrides it and forces the game to use Intel's settings instead which causes the crash, and the only way to prevent it was to delete Intel's graphic updates or something like that which sounds risky.

Another fix was to reprogram the game launcher to directly use DirectX9 by altering its code which sounds complicated.
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Bluescoutz: The game crashes in the Level Up screen when I play it in my new stronger PC.

My PC has a Intel(R) UHD Graphics and appears to run relatively fine until I get to the level up screen.

I have tried the N_Dawn fix and the Windows XP compatibility setting but they didn't work.

It appears to have to do the with game not being made with Intel Graphics Cards in mind. I read in a Microsoft forum that the game is trying to use DirectX9 but Intel overrides it and forces the game to use Intel's settings instead which causes the crash, and the only way to prevent it was to delete Intel's graphic updates or something like that which sounds risky.

Another fix was to reprogram the game launcher to directly use DirectX9 by altering its code which sounds complicated.
Try running dxdiag.exe and see what it reports as the DirectX Version number. It should be 12. It also give other info that could be useful. Since they are backward compatible you should install the latest version. I run lots of dx9 games under Win10/DX12 but with a separate g-card.


Intel UHD Graphics is a graphics processor integrated into select Intel Core processors. The UHD isn’t designed for hard core gaming. It rather provides basic performance for managing the notebooks’ screens and some light gaming.
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Bluescoutz: The game crashes in the Level Up screen when I play it in my new stronger PC.

My PC has a Intel(R) UHD Graphics and appears to run relatively fine until I get to the level up screen.

I have tried the N_Dawn fix and the Windows XP compatibility setting but they didn't work.

It appears to have to do the with game not being made with Intel Graphics Cards in mind. I read in a Microsoft forum that the game is trying to use DirectX9 but Intel overrides it and forces the game to use Intel's settings instead which causes the crash, and the only way to prevent it was to delete Intel's graphic updates or something like that which sounds risky.

Another fix was to reprogram the game launcher to directly use DirectX9 by altering its code which sounds complicated.
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xtharpe: Try running dxdiag.exe and see what it reports as the DirectX Version number. It should be 12. It also give other info that could be useful. Since they are backward compatible you should install the latest version. I run lots of dx9 games under Win10/DX12 but with a separate g-
card.

Intel UHD Graphics is a graphics processor integrated into select Intel Core processors. The UHD isn’t designed for hard core gaming. It rather provides basic performance for managing the notebooks’ screens and some light gaming.
Well, I have DirectX12 and 12 GB of RAM, 8 CPUs and 2.1 GHz.
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xtharpe: Try running dxdiag.exe and see what it reports as the DirectX Version number. It should be 12. It also give other info that could be useful. Since they are backward compatible you should install the latest version. I run lots of dx9 games under Win10/DX12 but with a separate g-
card.

Intel UHD Graphics is a graphics processor integrated into select Intel Core processors. The UHD isn’t designed for hard core gaming. It rather provides basic performance for managing the notebooks’ screens and some light gaming.
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Bluescoutz: Well, I have DirectX12 and 12 GB of RAM, 8 CPUs and 2.1 GHz.
Hmm. Windows 10 I'm assuming. I only ever played this under 7. I have to give it some thought, Have u tried different video setting in/outside the game?

How much graphics memory do you have? It may "shared" memory with the integrated graphics and some games don't like it.

For example, there are games I can't run on my W10 Laptop with Integrated Graphics that I can run on my comparable W10 desktop even though the laptop shows more video memory, but it's shared memory, while the graphics card is dedicated video memory,

IG has always been quirky when it comes to gaming,
I'm still annoyed I can't play this game in this PC. I haven't seen anybody talk seriously about this.
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Bluescoutz: I'm still annoyed I can't play this game in this PC. I haven't seen anybody talk seriously about this.
I believe, d3d9.dll t for fixing stuttering problem works also in this case.
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Bluescoutz: I'm still annoyed I can't play this game in this PC. I haven't seen anybody talk seriously about this.
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Dunde0608: I believe, d3d9.dll t for fixing stuttering problem works also in this case.
What is d3d9.dll?