Many users have reported the DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG appearing while playing Titanfall 2. In most cases, the error message seems to come up randomly without having any specific triggers.
There seems to be a lot of scenarios that may be the root cause for the DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG error message. Check out some of our helpful suggestions below that will help you come out of this. Let’s get started.
Fix: DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG Error
Below we will discuss the fixes that will help you solve the DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG engine error during your Titanfall 2 gaming session. Before moving on to the fixes, we would like to warn you that here we are discussing some advanced settings that can severely affect your computer, if not followed with care. So read them carefully.
AMD Graphics Driver
Most of the time, the DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG occurs due to outdated AMD Graphics Driver. You can try updating the drivers and running the game again.
Game Compatibility
Sometimes, updating the graphics driver may not work, which means that you may have to check out and modify some system settings. One of the reasons for the DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG message can be due to a lack of sufficient RAM. When RAM runs out, Windows relies on its virtual memory to make up for it. To increase the capacity of the virtual memory:
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- First, open the Windows Setting page by pressing down on the Windows Key + PAUSE or Windows Key + Fn. PGDN
- Once it is opened, note down the value for Installed Memory Ram
- Head over to the menu sidebar and click on Advanced System Settings
- Select the Advanced tab inside the System Properties box.
- Proceed into the Settings tab and then into the Advanced tab inside the Performance Options box.
- Head over into the Virtual Memory section and click on Change.
- In the Virtual Memory box, deselect the option for: Automatically Manage Page File Size.
- Select the Custom size section and enter the necessary values for Initial Size and Maximum Size.
- Click Set to save the changes and try running the game again.
