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    aSnowyEvening's Avatar
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    Caileigh Melodia
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    Made an account specifically to share the solution. On Windows at least, there is an .exe file that deals with DirectX that, for some reason, goes missing.

    Program Files (x86) > SquareEnix, Final Fantasy XIV - A Realm Reborn > game
    Filename: ffxiv_dx11.exe

    If you're missing this, you'll have to re-download the file. This would be why a fresh install of the game corrects the problem.

    As for why the file went missing in the first place, I'm still trying to figure that out. Your antivirus software might be at play.

    Details are in this Reddit post, including a link to the exe file.

    https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comme...eb2x&context=3
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    Ylissia Estrelaint
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    Quote Originally Posted by aSnowyEvening View Post
    Made an account specifically to share the solution. On Windows at least, there is an .exe file that deals with DirectX that, for some reason, goes missing.

    Program Files (x86) > SquareEnix, Final Fantasy XIV - A Realm Reborn > game
    Filename: ffxiv_dx11.exe

    If you're missing this, you'll have to re-download the file. This would be why a fresh install of the game corrects the problem.

    As for why the file went missing in the first place, I'm still trying to figure that out. Your antivirus software might be at play.

    Details are in this Reddit post, including a link to the exe file.

    https://www.reddit.com/r/ffxiv/comme...eb2x&context=3
    I can confirm that this solved it for me, at least for now. Thank you very much!
    However, I chose to fix the problem within the quarantine of my Antivirus program, where the DX11 file was apparantly stored in the virus vault. Restoring it there and making an exception will probably keep it safe from happening again.
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