Well i’ve tried:
Updating windows (including preview)
Updating as well as reinstalling graphics drivers
Disabling windows firewall
Removing localprefs
Disabling specific prefs (chroma, startup vid, etc)
Enabling SafeMode in the localprefs
Clean booting (with all 3rd party services disabled ex: nvidia geforce exp, overlays, razer, etc)
Reinstall w and w/o hi-res assets
Razer Advanced 15" meets the Ultra requirements, so resources are not an issue.
Running no external displays, just primary laptop 4K display.
The primary drive in this laptop is an NVMe, so it seems like I’m screwed until they patch this.
Observe it launches in a bordered window and is not full screen, BUT IT WORKS!!!
ALT+ENTER to make it full screen.
Notes: I’m not sure what changes the “Optimize” did, all my settings seem identical. From the visual prefs to even the HDR fine tuning. And yet, this works. I’m too scared to exit the game now out of fear that it won’t work again, but I’ll try to ALT+ENTER before exiting so it hopefully remembers for next time I launch it.
As for the D dive “solution” to the problem - I don’t have another Drive, it’s just my Samsung 990 Pro and that’s it. I’d have to obtain some USB HDD or something.
I was able to install and launch the game successfully, multiple times, from an XQD card through a USB card reader. But, I cannot launch the game from my NVMe primary drive.
Same problem. I am running Windows 11, with an i12700k, 32 gb RAM, and a 3080. Tried everything suggested on this forum and no joy. Any other suggestions before I pull the plug and get a refund?
Not seeing error messages to give me a clue as to what might be going wrong. It just freezes.
Hey all I did was uninstalled the hi res texture pack and it worked for me. I am also playing on a NVME m.2 and no issues after I did this. If you haven’t tried this already give it a shot. Might work for you also. I think there is a problem with that 4k texture pack.
I have the same issue. Only once it could play almost completely the introscreen. Since then it crashes after the game tries to connect (so I only see the Blizzard logo and the darkgrey door on my laptop). I paid € 100,- to play the game early. I just paid for nothing. It really sucks…
that works not to everyone, my first instalation was on nvm, then i moved it to hdd now i have it on a ssd the game is still crash good for u how i say not everyone can play, i play on my workers notebook there is a ssd to and it works but on my high end pc its still crash
Fixed my issue with the brute force approach. I uninstalled Diablo IV in addition to Battle.net and reinstalled everything from scratch. I let everything install into default directories, but did move it off to my D: drive rather than the default C: drive.