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how to fix? Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost.
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Fatal error: [File:D:/Build/++UE4/Sync/Engine/Source/Runtime/Windows/D3D11RHI/Private/D3D11Util.cpp] [Line: 198] Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost. (Error: 0x887A0020 - 'INTERNAL_ERROR')
does anybody know how to fix this? UE4 crashes randomly every 10-15 minutes from doing anything, my drivers are all up to date, windows is up to date, i don't have any antivirus softwares and UE5 runs completely fine with no problems i can use it for hours and never got a single crash. i have also tried uninstalling UE4, verifying the files and even tried to use previous builds they all crash.
i have a 2070super, ryzen 5 3600 and 32 Gigs of ram and using a desktop so i have no idea why this is happening especially since i can run UE5 perfectly fine.
Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost? Better go find it!
Sorry, couldn't resist the low hanging fruit. Glad you fixed it, was wondering if there was a reason you were running DX11 instead of DX12.
i have DX12 installed i just didn't know that UE4 ran on DX11 and im pretty sure that was what was causing that crashes, and thats why i assume UE5 never crashed cause im guessing it defaults to DX12
the only problem is i can't launch the game through epic or it crashes on start up i have to launch it through the shortcut.
Check your Graphics card and your driver its an direct x 11 error so that is an driver or hardware problem
all my drivers are up to date and i have already re installed them
I have the same error. Constantly. Both in 4.26 and 5.0, although it works fine in 4.23. We are not alone with this problem ( one , two , three , four ). No manipulations with drivers helped . I can't work in UE for more than 5 minutes without a crash. Please, could you guys check what you've added in 4.24 to make it constantly crash for some of us?
Check if you have the msi afterburner overlay running. That gives very similar errors for me.
do you know of any other apps or software that could be causing the error?
i think i fixed it i changed it to always run in admin mode, and changed the shortcut to -dx12 and so far i haven't gotten a crash
your account/documents/unreal projects/to the game you want/config/default engine right click open/ find directx12 in program list then erase the 12 and make it 11 hit enter/except then go to your game worked perfect for me with meta humans
Opened the project (in this case Valley of Ancients) and went to project settings. Searched Direct 3d. Saw some options. Told it to default use 11 instead of 12. Then VOE worked without crashing. Went to find setting the same way. Not there anymore.

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Please HELP Ark Error... The UE4-ShooterGame Game has crashed and will close LowLevelFatalError

Please tell me how to repair :( The UE4-ShooterGame Game has crashed and will close LowLevelFatalError (File:F:\build \Lostisland\Engine\Source Runtime\ Windows\D3D11RH/\Private\D3D11Util. cpp] (Line: 201] Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost. (Error: 0x887A0006 - 'HUNG') VERSION: 341.36 KERNELBASE.dIl'UnknownFunction(0x00007ff8c8b4f69)=0bytes[UnknownFile:0] ShooterGame.exe!FError:LowLevelFatal0(0x00007ff61021bb46)+0bytes[f:\build\ostisland\engine\source\runtime\core\private\miscloutputdevice.cpp:354) ShooterGame,exe!TerminateOnDeviceRemoved0(0x00007ff6105d2439)‡0bytesf:\build\ostisland\engine\source\runtime\windows\d3d11rhi\private\d3d11util.cpp:214] ShooterGame. exe!VerifyD3D11 Result0 (@x00007ff6105d3722) ÷ 0 bytes [f: \buildNostisland\engine\source\runtime windows\d3 d11rhi private\ d3 d11 util.cpp:250 ShooterGame. exe!FD3D11 DynamicRHI: GetQueryData0 (0x00007ff6105bb873) + 0 bytes [f: \buildVostislandlengine\source\runtime windows \d3d11rhi private\d3d11 query. cpp:153] ShooterGame.exe!FD3D11DynamicRHI:RHIGetRenderQueryResult0(0x00007ff6105c9e7c)+24bytes[f:\build\ostisland\engine\source\runtime\windows\d3d11rhi\private\d3d11query.cpp ShooterGame.exe!FetchVisibilityForPrimitives_Range<1>0(0x00007ff6114fb795)=23bytes[f:\buildVostisland\engine\source\runtimeVenderer\private(scenevisibilify.cpp:710] ShooterGame.exe!FetchVisibilityForPrimitives0(0x00007ff611530fe6)=0bytes(f:\buildWostislandlengine\source\runtime\renderer\private(scenevisibility,cpp:1224] ShooterGame.exe!OcclusionCullO(0x00007ff61153ce03)=19bytes|f:\build\ostisland\engine\source\runtime\renderer\private\scenevisibility.cpp:1286] ShooterGame.exe!FSceneRenderer:ComputeViewVisibility0(0x00007ff61151€713)+0bytes[f:\buildVostisland\engine\source\runtimeVrenderer\private\scenevisibility.cpp:2973] ShooterGame.exe!FDeferredShadingSceneRenderer:InitViews0(0x00007ff6115399f8)=Obytes[f:\buildVostisland(engine\source\runtime\renderer\private(scenevisibility.cpp:3234] ShooterGame.exe!FDeferredShadingSceneRenderer:Render0(0x00007ff61147cdf2)+0bytes[f:\build\ostisland\engine\source\runtime\renderer\private\deferredshadingrenderer.cpp:6€ ShooterGame. exe!RenderViewFamily RenderThread0 (0x00007ff611547427) + 3 bytes [f: \build\ostisland\engine\source\runtime\renderer\private\scenerendering. cpp: 1160] ShooterGame.exe!TGraphTask
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Users experience the error message ‘Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost ’ when Unreal is unable to connect with the D3D device on your computer. This error is very common and can also occur for users who have no apparent issues on their computers.
According to Unreal Engine developers, this issue usually occurs when the computer’s graphics or hardware components are not being properly synchronized with Unreal Engine which in turn causes it not to work properly with D3D device. In this article, we will go through all the solutions as to why this issue occurs and also, what are the workarounds to solve it.
After receiving numerous reports from users about the issue, we decided to investigate the problem. After combining these reports, we duplicated the situations in our workstations and worked out the causes. The reasons as to why you might experience this error message are but not limited to:
Before you start with the solutions, make sure that you are logged in as an administrator. Furthermore, you should have an active and open internet connection.
Usually, if either of the components mentioned is outdated, they have issues communicating with each other. With poor communication, the game cannot run properly. This is a very common recurring issue and users often overlook this.
The method to update the Unreal engine is a bit lengthy but Windows and Steam update in a jiffy. Make sure that you are logged in as an administrator and follow the steps in the exact order. We will start by updating the Unreal Engine.
Now that Unreal Engine is updated, we will proceed by updating Windows.
Be patient and let the process complete. After the process is completed, if prompted, restart your computer. After restarting, follow the steps below to update Steam .
After all the modules have been updated, try running Unreal Engine and see if the error still persists. If it does, follow the steps below.
Another thing to try before we move on is making sure that no ‘enhancement’ features are active in NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience. Even though these functions might alter the settings and provide you with additional performance, they are known to cause several issues.
These ‘enhancement’ functions are mostly features like Game Booster , Battery Optimizer, etc. Open the GeForce Experience (or relevant application) and make sure these are completely disabled. You can also temporarily disable the GeForce Experience altogether and see if this works. Once you are absolutely sure that the issue isn’t because of these features, you can move on with other solutions.
Usually, people who use Unreal Engine and play its games are known to have their own dedicated graphics installed on their computer. Dedicated graphics are usually added later on on-top of the in-build graphics module by Intel (known as Intel HD or Intel UHD).
However, the being of two graphics modules in a single computer induces several issues which is of no surprise. In this solution, we will navigate to the control panel of NVIDIA and then after selecting Unreal Engine, make sure it is customized to run on NVIDIA graphics drivers only.
PRO TIP: If the issue is with your computer or a laptop/notebook you should try using Restoro Repair which can scan the repositories and replace corrupt and missing files. This works in most cases, where the issue is originated due to a system corruption. You can download Restoro by Clicking Here
Another thing to try is completely disabling the onboard graphics on your computer. This might help if only changing the preference of the graphics isn’t enough to make the problem go away. Do note that this will not affect your computer’s performance or functionality; only now, your dedicated graphics will be doing the entire weight lifting while the in-built ones will stay inactive. Make sure that you are logged in as an administrator before proceeding.
For a short moment, your screen will probably go blank but will come back up. Here, the computer is shifting completely to your dedicated graphics. Save changes and exit. Now try launching Unreal Engine and see if the issue persists.
Antivirus software keeps you safe by analyzing all the system files in your computer and also checking all the running processes which seem to take up resources. However, there are numerous instances where it marks a ‘verified’ process as malware; hence called a false positive. This situation happens with a lot of different games and is known to either disable the game from running altogether or not granting it enough permissions to access the said resources. The same is the case with Antivirus software and Unreal Engine.
Hence you should try disabling your Antivirus software . You can check out our article on How to turn your Antivirus off . After disabling your Antivirus, restart your computer and try streaming again. If disabling the Antivirus doesn’t work, you can try uninstalling it and see if it does the trick for you. Some noticeable Antivirus software that was causing issues was Avast and AVG. Nonetheless, you should try disabling whichever Antivirus you have and see if this does the trick.
Overclocking means making the processor perform short-lived burst computations to give your PC a push in its processing power. When it does this, the temperature of the processor rises and when it has risen to the limit, it reverts back to normal processing. During this time, the processor cools off and hence gets ready to perform another burst when it is cool enough.
Despite the advanced features and usefulness of overclocking, we received several reports from users where they reported that disabling overclocking for both the CPU and graphics card fixed the issue. It seems that the Unreal Engine is not optimized to run in an accelerated overclocked environment.
Furthermore, on top of disabling overclocking for graphics/CPU, we also received reports that disabling SLI also did the trick for numerous users. SLI is a brand name managed by NVIDIA whose primary purpose is to link two graphics cards together so their power can be combined. Like the case of normal overclocking, Unreal Engine also has trouble when SLI is active. Hence you should try disabling it from your computer and see if this does the trick.
Graphics drivers are the main modules that enable the communication between your Graphics hardware and the operating system (applications or games etc.). If the graphics drivers themselves are not working properly, you will experience issues with almost all graphics demanding applications like Unreal Engine. In this solution, we will uninstall your existing graphics drivers and install newer ones later on.
You can try to disable the Fullscreen mode in the game that you are trying to play because this has reportedly fixed the issue for some users. Being in Windowed mode is known to fix this issue for some Unreal Engine Games.
If none of the above methods work, we can try reinstalling DirectX completely and change the FreeSync settings. This is a fairly straightforward method but you have to reinstall DirectX manually after downloading it from the website.
You can also test the same procedure for ‘Windowed mode’.
TIP: If none of the Methods have resolved the issue for you, we recommend using Restoro Repair Tool which can scan the repositories to replace corrupt and missing files. This works in most cases, where the issue is originated due to a system corruption. Restoro will also optimize your system for maximum performance. You can download Restoro by Clicking Here
How to Fix the Error ‘Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost’
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