Reinstall DX9 and if that not helps deinstall and reinstall your video drivers.
EVERY MMO is awesome until it is released then its unfinished. A month after release it just sucks.
Best MMOs are the ones that never make it. Therefore Stargate Online wins.
Got the exact sam Problem, Gw2 ran fine. Today after the update it says Unable to initialize 3D output. Please verify that you have installed Directx9 and an updated video driver. No changes were made to my setup or the drivers. If i try to install Directx9 it says Directx up to date no need to change. So I reinstalled completely also the video driver. Still doesn’t work.
try unistall 17.4.4 and reinstall the same after that if dont work try uninstall again and
after that use driver uninstaller for cleaning
and after that use ccleaner for clean registry
after that reinstall 17.4.4
For everyone who is attempting to re-install their graphics driver: Do a clean uninstall first using Display Driver Uninstaller. It is the only program to ensure everything gets removed properly and that there are no remains of the former installation, neither in your files nor in the registry.
For everyone who is attempting to re-install their graphics driver: Do a clean uninstall first using Display Driver Uninstaller. It is the only program to ensure everything gets removed properly and that there are no remains of the former installation, neither in your files nor in the registry.
I wont recommend to ever use this program,it has bricked my pc a long time ago where after the driver uninstall i got greeted with blue screens everytime i rebooted.had to reinstall windows from scratch.
Manually uninstall it,CCleaner after to clean the registry.
For everyone who is attempting to re-install their graphics driver: Do a clean uninstall first using Display Driver Uninstaller. It is the only program to ensure everything gets removed properly and that there are no remains of the former installation, neither in your files nor in the registry.
I wont recommend to ever use this program,it has bricked my pc a long time ago where after the driver uninstall i got greeted with blue screens everytime i rebooted. had to reinstall windows from scratch.
Manually uninstall it,CCleaner after to clean the registry.
I am sorry you had that experience, but millions of other users, including myself, will vouch for the quality of this program.
Either you did not configure the tool properly, or you didn’t install the latest version before using it (as with each new driver update there is a new version that is suited for the latest driver uninstalls).
CCleaner does not always delete everything in the registry if the system falsely believes it to be a required entry, and it certainly does not delete obsolete folders on your disk. There is no better graphics driver “cleaner” than DDU.
For everyone who is attempting to re-install their graphics driver: Do a clean uninstall first using Display Driver Uninstaller. It is the only program to ensure everything gets removed properly and that there are no remains of the former installation, neither in your files nor in the registry.
I wont recommend to ever use this program,it has bricked my pc a long time ago where after the driver uninstall i got greeted with blue screens everytime i rebooted. had to reinstall windows from scratch.
Manually uninstall it,CCleaner after to clean the registry.
I am sorry you had that experience, but millions of other users, including myself, will vouch for the quality of this program.
Either you did not configure the tool properly, or you didn’t install the latest version before using it (as with each new driver update there is a new version that is suited for the latest driver uninstalls).
CCleaner does not always delete everything in the registry if the system falsely believes it to be a required entry, and it certainly does not delete obsolete folders on your disk. There is no better graphics driver “cleaner” than DDU.
Tbh theres no need of it if you clean with ccleaner anyway,im not an idiot when it comes to pc’s and yes it was configuered properly.it had removed other drivers that i did not select to be removed.
For everyone who is attempting to re-install their graphics driver: Do a clean uninstall first using Display Driver Uninstaller. It is the only program to ensure everything gets removed properly and that there are no remains of the former installation, neither in your files nor in the registry.
I wont recommend to ever use this program,it has bricked my pc a long time ago where after the driver uninstall i got greeted with blue screens everytime i rebooted. had to reinstall windows from scratch.
Manually uninstall it,CCleaner after to clean the registry.
I am sorry you had that experience, but millions of other users, including myself, will vouch for the quality of this program.
Either you did not configure the tool properly, or you didn’t install the latest version before using it (as with each new driver update there is a new version that is suited for the latest driver uninstalls).
CCleaner does not always delete everything in the registry if the system falsely believes it to be a required entry, and it certainly does not delete obsolete folders on your disk. There is no better graphics driver “cleaner” than DDU.
Tbh theres no need of it if you clean with ccleaner anyway,im not an idiot when it comes to pc’s and yes it was configuered properly.it had removed other drivers that i did not select to be removed.
Again, CCleaner does not delete obsolete folders on your HDD, so you have to delete them manually (also the remaining stuff in your Users folder). Go into the three Programs folders (including the hidden one) on your C: drive after uninstalling nVidia without DDU and using CCleaner, if you don’t believe me. You will find remnants of the nVidia installation there. DDU takes care of this, too, CCleaner does not.
And by properly configured I meant the stuff you checked in the DDU Options. Also, as I stated before, you need to use the latest version.
So… just because you don’t like DDU doesn’t mean it isn’t the best tool out there to guarantee a 100% clean and safe uninstall of your GPU drivers and software. Maybe it was an early version when DDU was still fresh, and therefore an error occured, but I can assure you that it’s been a safe tool to use for a long time now. It never messes anything up like, as in your case, deleting other drivers.
Had the same issues a few days ago, I guess: “unable to initialize Direct3D” message when trying to start the game client after AMD driver update to 17.5.2. Solution: Turn on “GPU scaling” in Radeon settings, tab “Display”.
