game randomly crashed back to desktop whitout any error
game randomly crashed back to desktop whitout any error
So I was playing destiny 2 for around 50-60 mins when this happened,the game just randomly closed itself and no error popped up,it just closed back to desktop,then I started playing the Witcher 3,I played for around 60 mins and this time around the game ran fine,no problems whatsoever,what was that first crash all about,was it most likely just some random crash or should I look into it more..?
Pc specs
Ryzen 7 3700x
Zotac twin fan Geforce rtx 2080ti
16gb g skillz trident ram 2x8
MSI mpg x570 gaming edge WiFi mobo
Windows 10 64bit
That seems to be different issue related to RuntimeBroker
Have you tried monitoring your GPU Temperature while playing games?
For some users (including me) increasing GPU fan speed fixes the sudden crash. Try downloading
MSI Afterburner
and increase the fan to around 50%.
I checked the event log,there was just a warning,no errors and stuff
What is the Warning says?
This is known to be a faulty display driver addressed as "nvlddmkm" which will stop working and recover due to many reasons such as outdated driver and corrupted installation.
Please have a look again in the Event log files specifically in
Applications
and
System.
The application lacks the necessary permissions to function correctly. A security issue prevents the COM Server with CLSID {2593F8B9-4EAF-457C-B68A-50F6B8EA6B54} and APPID {15C20B67-12E7-4BB6-92BB-7AFF07997402} from LocalHost to activate, specifically for the user DESKTOP-12T4881\pc. This relates to Local Activation permissions and SID (S-1-5-21-1850256427-2853203164-825295758-1001) attempting to access the COM Server, which is currently unavailable. The event indicates a potential security configuration problem that requires adjustment using Component Services administrative tool.
That seems to be different issue related to RuntimeBroker
Have you tried monitoring your GPU Temperature while playing games?
For some users (including me) increasing GPU fan speed fixes the sudden crash. Try downloading
MSI Afterburner
and increase the fan to around 50%.
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