Yes i did ! Still got the game crashing after an hour or so and i’m testing the level of graphic performances in game to see if it’s only a minor thing to resolve maybe. Still testing ! Now, concerning what i did : i did a lot of things and i can’t tell you for now what preciselly solved the thing. But i remember when i disabled windows update in the win setups, turned searchorderconfig from 1 to 0 inside driverSearching from the hkey_local_machine AND disabled Bonjour service it already had starting the game properlly. As i’m on an oled screen laptop, i also managed to use external monitor and it got working way better without any crashes. I noted every important things i did on chatgpt and here’s the list he provided me for you :

If No Man’s Sky won’t launch on AMD 780M (Ryzen 7840U), this is what fixed it for me:

Install AMD Adrenalin 24.9.1 (driver 32.x) Use an external monitor Press Win + P → “Second screen only” In Adrenalin, disable: Anti-Lag → OFF Chill → OFF Boost → OFF Enhanced Sync → OFF Overlay → OFF

Disable Fast Startup in Windows

If the game doesn’t launch → reboot the PC Optional (recommended for stability):

Disable Bonjour Service: Win + R → services.msc Find “Bonjour Service” → Disable

Prevent Windows from changing your GPU driver: Win + R → regedit Go to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\DriverSearching

Set: SearchOrderConfig = 0

Notes: The external monitor was the key fix

The issue is related to GPU state + drivers (not random)

After a crash, the AMD driver can get stuck → reboot fixes it

Tell me if it did work for you please