How To Fix Valorant A D3D11 Compatible GPU Error

How To Fix Valorant A D3D11 Compatible GPU Error

How To Fix Valorant A D3D11 Compatible GPU Error

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In this tutorial, we delve into resolving the “D3D11 compatible GPU is required to run the engine” error in Valorant on a Windows PC. We’ll discuss potential causes like outdated DirectX versions, incomplete Microsoft Visual C files, or incompatible graphics drivers, and guide you through effective fixes - updating DirectX, rectifying Microsoft Visual C++ files, and updating your GPU driver. Let’s conquer this error together - drop your questions in the comments and stay tuned for more.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Causes for the Error
0:37 Update DirectX Version
1:26 Repair Visual C++ Programs
1:56 Update Graphics Driver

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Content

0.82 -> What’s up, guys?
2.3 -> In this tutorial, I will show you how to fix the “D3D11 compatible GPU is required to
8.45 -> run the engine” error you are getting when trying to play Valorant on your Windows PC.
13.91 -> This should be quite an easy tutorial.
16.369 -> For more information, click on the first link in the description below.
21.279 -> The D3D11 error is usually caused by an outdated or non-existent DirectX version on your PC,
28.41 -> because of incomplete Microsoft Visual C files, or because your current graphics driver is
34.95 -> incompatible with Valorant.
37.38 -> First, search for “dxdiag” in your start menu search to run the DirectX Diagnostic
43.969 -> command.
45.5 -> This will open the DirectX Diagnostic Tool and scan your PC for system information.
51.63 -> It might take a couple of seconds for the tool to launch and scan your PC.
56.7 -> At the bottom of your System Information, you can preview your PC's DirectX version.
62.859 -> Windows 10 and 11 will allow you to install the latest DirectX version by simply updating
69.009 -> your Windows operating system.
71.479 -> Open up your Windows settings.
73.549 -> In the Windows Update section, click on Check for Updates and download the latest version
79.189 -> before restarting your PC.
81.65 -> This can, in many cases, already fix the D3D11 error you are getting.
86.97 -> In case the problem persists, then head back to your Windows settings.
90.67 -> In the Apps section, select Installed apps.
95.42 -> Search for Microsoft Visual C++.
98.44 -> A list of Visual C++ Redistributable programs will show up.
102.92 -> Click on the burger menu for each and select Modify.
107.38 -> In the Modify Setup window, click on Repair.
111.2 -> This will take a second to make sure that your Visual C++ files are complete and up
115.75 -> to date.
116.75 -> Lastly, make sure that your graphics driver is up to date.
121.68 -> For NVIDIA GPU users, I suggest using the GeForce Experience application to update your
127.79 -> graphics driver.
129.739 -> AMD users can make use of the AMD Radeon Software.
133.66 -> On this window, navigate to the Drivers section and download the latest driver.
140.01 -> This will automatically install the driver once it’s downloaded.
144.25 -> These steps and more information will be available in my extensive guide linked in the description
149.54 -> below.
150.54 -> I hope this helped you out, leave a comment if you have any questions, and see you in
155.01 -> the next one.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oK-9M8jgNHY