How To Fix Resident Evil 2 Remake Crash Issue | Game Does Not Launch On Windows 10

A guide to solve the Resident Evil 2 Remake “Game Does Not Launch” issue on Windows 10.

Many Resident Evil 2 Remake users have complained that they have encountered an issue while launching the game. According to what they say, it seems that when they try to start the game, it just begins into a windowed black screen and close down.

You don’t have to worry if you are one of the unlucky users who came across the problem. A fix for it is available, and we have provided the details below.

In this guide, we explain to you how to solve the Resident Evil 2 Remake Crash Issue [Game Does Not Launch on Windows 10].

How To Fix Crash Issue | RE2 Remake Does Not Launch On Windows 10

Steam user Draumo provided the following solution. It has helped a lot of players with ASUS motherboards and those using Sonic Audio / Sound studio / Sonic Radar application. Based on the description provided, it appears the Sonic app is injecting itself into the audio stream or hooking into the audio driver to sniff out sound stage to identify the source and direction of the sound (i.e., enemy footsteps).

My game was crashing on startup with a black window. I looked in the Windows Event Viewer and RE2 was crashing due to a file called “nahimicv3devprops2.dll” in my case. I opened my Task Manager and ended all the tasks with “Nahimic” in their name and the game started up just fine.

Apparantly the file is associated with the programs Sonic Studio and Sonic Radar which are associated with ASUS motherboards. I unistalled both those programs just in case since I use an external DAC anyways and not onboard audio.

Moral of the story: ending the tasks and getting rid of anything with “Nahimic” in the name fixed the game.

Other Fixes You Can Try

Take advantage of the fact that initially, the game tries to open itself in a windowed screen. Here is the step-by-step solution:

• Start the game
• When the black screen appears, press “ALT+ENTER” (this will put the game into a Windowed Mode, and it will start to display)
• Go to the video settings
• Change the game’s resolution to your monitor’s native resolution
• Here you are: you can play in fullscreen

If it this doesn’t work

If you couldn’t solve it, the problem could take origin from some incompatibility. So here’s what to check:

• Update GPU drivers to the latest version
• Make an exception for the Resident Evil 2 exe file in your anti-virus (or disable it)
• Disable third-party monitoring software

We hope your problem is solved.