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Issue with Fortnite and NV clean install 1.9.0

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After installing the latest nvidia driver for an RTX 2080TI on NV Clean Install 1.9.0 (with the 3 experimental tweaks selected), it fails to lunch and says:

"A D3D11-compatible GPU (Feature Level 11.0, Shader Model 5.0) is required to run the engine", and:

"Easy Anti Cheat, Untrusted system file (C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\nv_dispi.inf_amd64_7c3c24d7235d00ca\nvldumdx.dll).

Reverting to 1.8.0 and installing the same way fixes this problem.
 
Yeah, some tweaks in NVCleanstall modify nv_dispi.inf, which EAC catches as "untrusted system file".

For now, no choice other than to install without the experimental tweaks
 
As I said before, 1.8.0 works fine with the experimental tweaks on Fortnite so I'll have to revert for the time being. Thanks for letting me know.
 
As I said before, 1.8.0 works fine with the experimental tweaks on Fortnite so I'll have to revert for the time being. Thanks for letting me know.
Oops, I misread. Will research what the difference is and how to work around it :)
 
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how interesting, looks like NVIDIA is signing that file with an expired signature
 
I have the same issue with Easy Anti-Cheat after upgrading to NVClean 1.9 and it was fine with 1.8

Using 1.8 to re-install the driver with all checked works fine I can launch it again.

And the dll still has the same 2019 validity
 
Same issue with fresh install off Windows 10 Pro + 466.11 nvidia driver installed with NVCleanstall 1.9.0.
Game is Gears 5, Easy Anti-Cheat blocking nvldumdx.dll then game try to start with Microsoft Basic Render driver.
Reinstalled with NVCleanstall 1.8.0, during installation Windows ask if untrusted driver can be installed but then the game starts properly.

Previous NVCleanstall versions (don't remember which one I used, maybe 1.7.0) doesn't have either issues.
 
1.7.0: uses a very slow signing method
1.8.0: uses a faster method
1.9.0: uses another method to avoid the "untrusted driver" popup

long learning process :)
 
Same thing happens to me when trying to run Paladins, EAC error about the same .dll. Gonna keep using 1.8.0 for now.
 
I have the same issues with the 1.9 version, the game was Enlisted, and the same dll got flagged by easy anti-cheat.
Installing the previous 1.8 and re-installing the same driver with expert tweaks I always used without problems didn't fix my problem, I had to uncheck all expert tweaks in order for it to work.
 
An option to choose between these signing methods would be nice, since I need my driver to be "trusted" by these anticheats
 
An option to choose between these signing methods would be nice, since I need my driver to be "trusted" by these anticheats
Yeah that's the plan, if I can't figure out a better way
 
Late reply, but this test build works, thanks.
 
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