How To Fix MindsEye Error An Unreal Process Has Crashed UE-MindsEye On PC
0Fix MindsEye Error An Unreal Process Has Crashed UE-MindsEye On PC
Step 1) Restart Steam, restart PC
Step 2) Put Steam to offline mode
Step 3) Turn on/off Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling
Step 4) Press Alt+Enter as soon as you launch the game
Step 5) Run the game from game installation folder, try running as an administrator, try compatibility mode
Step 6) Allow the game exe file to Antivirus program/Windows Security & firewall
Step 7) Verify the game files
Step 8) Rename/Delete config folder (saved settings will be lost) Rename the save game files, create a backup first (Save game progress will be lost)
Step 9) Perform a clean installation of latest graphics card driver
https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
https://www.amd.com/en/support
Step 10) Run the game on dedicated graphics card
Step 11) Increase the Virtual Memory
Step 12) Try -dx11/-dx12 in launch options
Step 13) Try power saver mode
Step 14) Update the system BIOS
Step 15) Install Visual C++ Files https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-160
Step 16) Do not overclock (set it to default), close all the overclocking application MSI Afterburner/Rivatuner, disable Steam Overlay, close all the overlay apps (Discord, Nvidia App, Nvidia shadow play overlay, AMD overlay)
Step 17) Unplug External devices such as hotas, wheel, pedals, mouse, Razer Tartarus, disconnect all the additional USB adapter connected to PC, disconnect additional joystick/controllers connected, disconnect multiple monitors, turn off Razer Synapse (razor lighting effects) and MSI Dragon Center, corsair software, close third-party services such as nahimic services/lightingservice.exe etc. in task manager, remove the undervolt
Step 18) Uninstall the game, go to the game installation folder and delete the game folder, restart your PC, and reinstall the game to C Drive/if already installed to C drive, then install the game to another SSD