Crashing in FiveM with errors like “FiveM has stopped responding”, DirectX query failed, DXGI ERROR DEVICE REMOVED, or d3d11.dll has caused an error? You're not alone—these errors are common and frustrating, especially for players on lower-end or older systems, but the good news is: they can be fixed.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through troubleshooting and permanently fixing these critical FiveM crashes and DirectX-related issues. These problems are usually caused by driver conflicts, outdated DirectX components, GPU timeouts, unstable overclocks, or corrupted game files.
You’ll learn how to:
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Fix DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED and similar GPU timeout issues
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Resolve d3d11.dll crashes by updating or repairing DirectX files
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Modify GPU timeout registry values to prevent sudden disconnections
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Roll back or update drivers using clean install methods for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs
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Disable conflicting overlays (NVIDIA, Discord, Steam) that trigger DirectX errors
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Check for hardware instability (e.g., overheating or unstable overclocks)
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Configure FiveM and GTA V settings for more stable performance
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Reinstall or verify core game files and system libraries
This fix works across all Windows 10/11 versions and applies to both NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards. Whether you're roleplaying, racing, or hanging out in custom servers, you deserve a smooth FiveM experience—and this guide will help you get there.
Don't let crashes ruin your session. Follow the steps, fix the issue, and get back in the game.
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