I generally let MemTest run overnight so it can get several passes in. And finally, as seen here, it frequently does not resolve the problem! And that is common when the problem may be hardware related. Nothing is learned to prevent recurrence as evidence of the actual problem is destroyed. All your data and downloaded files will be lost - if not properly backed up. For one, it can set you months, if not years behind in security updates. Reinstalling the OS should ALWAYS be a last resort option for many reasons. None of them mention the missing DLL files, just a generic white screen that can be caused by many things.Click to expand. I don't see much resemblance to your issue there. I'll confirm/deny that local launch is successful in about 20 minutes. Originally posted by Killionaire:Here are some examples found with the mentioned 'White Screen' search: Ended the Dark Souls 3 process in task manager, restarted my computer, and kept trying to launch. Validated files, tried launching, and it said that it was already running. here's what I did JUST in case something fixed it. into a white screen crash.ĮDIT 2: Got it to work finally, and got to tinker with the settings so the game would actually play, haven't started yet, as I'm trying to get InputMapper to work. I don't know if I'm looking over something in my sheer excitement for this game, but I'm really itching for some help.Įdit: Finly launched. Fully downloaded, and when I click the icon to start it, it doesn't do anything. Too bad he didn't state what setting he tinkered with:ĭS3 is not launching for me at ALL. It starts as a white screen, then black screen then crashes. Many users are reporting that Optimus is the problem. NVIDIA laptop users: make sure the game is associated with your actual GPU and not the integrated graphics. If your Dark Souls 3 is crashing at a white screen, make sure you have Service Pack 1 installed (you can install it manually if Windows Update is failing). Crashes after a few seconds.Įdit: Turns out my fresh Windows 7 install has been silently failing to get Service Pack 1 via Windows Update. Here are some examples found with the mentioned 'White Screen' search:

Dark souls 3 codex isdone.dll