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Hey @DyeKo
This issue you’re experiencing seems to be commonly attributed to corrupted graphical drivers or the use of an onboard graphics adaptor. Besides trying to reinstall your graphical drivers from scratch (most manufacturers offer an option for a clean installation) and making sure that your Windows install is up to date, you could try to disable your onboard graphics adapter in case your computer has one.
One guide to do so says as follows:
Run the application using the dedicated graphics card
Most of the modern computers today have two graphics cards. One is the onboard graphics adapter which is usually integrated with the processor and the second is the dedicated graphics card unit. In case your computer is using the integrated graphics card then you will need to switch to the dedicated graphics card as this is usually the more advanced ( with more features) of the two.
- Open Device Manager by right-clicking on the start menu icon and then select Device Manager
- Expand the Display adapters and then right-click on the Built-in Intel graphics adapter then click on Disable device.
- Your Windows screen will go black for a second which means Windows is switching your Graphics card to dedicated card.
- if you wish to re-enable your built-in graphics then repeat the above steps and click on enable device.
Check if the DX11 Feature Level 10.0 error issue still occurs.