Unable to access any games – the details for Event ID 0 from the provided source are missing.
Unable to access any games – the details for Event ID 0 from the provided source are missing.
You've been experiencing issues with your Lenovo pre-built PC for about four years. Recently, errors started appearing after a fresh installation. You've adjusted settings like memory and GPU power, used DDU uninstaller multiple times, and performed system checks. Despite these efforts, the game loading problems persist—especially with Fortnite or League of Legends. The crashes happen even after reinstalling drivers or restarting the PC.
You're wondering if another clean install is necessary. It seems like the problem might be intermittent, possibly linked to driver issues or a corrupted installation. The error messages suggest something specific about your GPU isn't working properly, but they don't confirm it's a random failure.
Consider backing up any important files before proceeding with another setup. If you're comfortable, try a fresh install now, ensuring all updates are applied and drivers are verified. This could help resolve persistent issues.
It seems the GPU driver might be damaged, but let's check the PC's details to locate its model number.
When you connected to the T730 earlier I assumed you meant it resembled what you described. I was just reviewing a few points since Lenovo has experienced problems with Nvidia GPUs in other desktops. I wanted to confirm there are no unresolved issues. I didn’t spot anything. Let’s use DDU to verify everything is correct from the start. DDU will clear all GPU-related settings so you can perform a clean installation. First, download the Nvidia driver from Lenovo here. Since it’s a desktop, it should be safe to get directly from Nvidia, though it’s quite recent. If it functions properly, you can simply update via GeForce Experience afterward. I recommend testing with the Lenovo driver first to ensure stability before proceeding with the new one. You’ll find a download link and setup guide on DDU here. Also, it’s wise to run in safe mode while using DDU because it won’t delete files while the driver is active—safe mode loads only essential drivers.