Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Dev Tracker

Based on the information within the logs, it appears your Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630 is set as your default GPU, as opposed to your NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 . This is consequently resulting in your crashes in Vermintide 2, as the Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630 cannot handle the demand.

Please run through the solutions listed below:

• Ensure your monitors are plugged in to the dedicated (as opposed to the integrated) GPU ports on the back of your PC
• Perform a clean re-installation of your GPU drivers using the appropriate instructions below: ...

We’re looking in to it, apologies for the inconvenience.

Hotfix live for the Windows 7 issue.

Your internet is cutting out? This sounds like something else, which we may not be able to help with. Please create a new post in the ‘Technical Support’ category and include everything you may have tried to remedy it, and we’ll look in to it separately.

Thank you for the crash report and apologies for the inconvenience, I’ve added it to our database!

Is the Launch Error (30005) persisting or could it be dismissed?

Hotfix just went live!

Hotfix 4.3.0.2

• Fixed a start-up crash experienced by users on Windows 7

This doesn’t sound like the intended behaviour - I’ve added your report to our database for investigation. Apologies for the inconvenience.

Could you check your Default Format, etc. per the instructions here please? Just as a sanity check to make sure nothing is amiss on your PC: [PC] How to Resolve Most Audio Issues – Fatshark

Sorry to hear this. It’s potentially related to: Particles Have Huge FPS Drops Despite Lowering Settings

We’re looking in to it!

Edit: Unrelated, but still looking in to it.

Sadly it has caused a new problem that has blocked the patch from going live. Work continues to rebuild and test. Sorry for the trouble here.

I have to ask, have you tried restarting Vermintide 2? Otherwise, try the ‘Verify Integrity of Game Files’ option:

1. Right-click Vermintide 2 in your Steam library sidebar
2. Select ‘Properties’
3. Select the ‘Local Files’ tab
4. Select the ‘Verify the Integrity of Game Files’ button
5. When complete, close and reopen Steam

Sorry to hear this - we’re monitoring the network situation closely.