But Try this 1st (easier to apply)
Fix 1: Get the latest graphics driver updates
Update your graphics driver to the latest version. There are two ways to do that: use the Device Manager or manually download the latest driver from your GPU manufacturer’s website.
Use Device Manager to update your graphics driver
- Press the Windows and X keys.
- Select the Device Manager option.
- Expand the list of Display Adapters.
- Right-click on your graphics driver.
- Select Update Driver.
Manually download the latest graphics driver
If you’re using an NVIDIA GPU, download and install the latest drivers using the Express option.
If updating your drivers fails to solve the problem, completely uninstall them. Then restart your computer to automatically download the latest drivers or get them directly from Nvidia or AMD.
Fix 2: Use different graphics settings
- Navigate to Control Panel, and select System.
- Go to Advanced System Settings.
- Click on the Visual Effects tab.
- Then select Adjust for best performance.
- Go to Settings, and select System.
- Click on Display.
- Set desktop scaling (DPI) within windows to 100%.
- After that, disable raytracing in your game settings.
If you’re using an NVIDIA card, disable image sharpening. To do that, open the NVIDIA Control Panel, go to 3D Settings, and turn off image sharpening.
Fix 3: Repair your game
If you’re still getting Low Level Fatal errors, repair your game files.
On Origin, go to your game library, right-click on the game that triggered this error, and select Repair.
On Steam, go to your game library, right-click the problematic game, and then select Properties. Click the Local Files tab, and select Verify Integrity of Game Files.
If you’re using a different game client, go to its official support page for step-by-step instructions on how to repair your game files.