Apex Legends: How to fix the DXGI ERROR DEVICE HUNG error message

As many Apex Legends PC gamers are aware, some season upgrades can be problematic when they first arrive. The "DXGI ERROR DEVICE HUNG" warning, which normally appears right after the game crashes, appears to be the most common of the group. Despite the fact that it is unknown where the problem originates, there is one viable solution.

To begin with, this error message is supposed to be caused by Apex Legends' failure to read the GPU, therefore it isn't your computer's problem. However, the only known way to get around this notice is to download NVIDIA's most recent Game Ready Driver. Because Nvidia and developer Respawn Entertainment are aware of the issue, it has been said that the updated driver should fix it.

Here is what you need to do to fix the DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE bug in Apex Legends:

• Use your search bar to look for Device Manager.
• When you are in Device Manager, locate your display driver.
• Select Search automatically for updated driver software from the context menu when you right-click this device.
• Reboot your computer.

Keep in mind that the problem has been linked to multiple previous Apex Legends seasons; as a result, PC owners may need to download the current driver again when the next season arrives. If the issue notice persists after installing the NVIDIA driver, you may need to contact EA's support staff for alternative possible remedies.