FIFA 19 DirectX Error Fix | GetDeviceRemovedReason Crash Solution (PC)

If you are facing the FIFA 19 DirectX error or the GetDeviceRemovedReason crash, this guide will help you fix it step by step. This problem usually appears when launching the game or during gameplay and forces FIFA 19 to close suddenly.

This method uses a Registry Editor fix and works especially well on Windows 10 and Windows 11, including low-end or older GPUs.

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Common Error Message

You may see an error like:

 - DirectX Error

 - DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED

 - GetDeviceRemovedReason

 - FIFA 19 crashing on startup or mid-game

This error is mostly related to GPU timeout detection or unstable graphics driver behavior.

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Why This Error Happens

Windows has a built-in feature called TDR (Timeout Detection and Recovery). When your GPU takes too long to respond, Windows forcefully resets it. In FIFA 19, this often causes DirectX crashes even when the GPU is not actually faulty.

By disabling this behavior, we can stop FIFA 19 from crashing.

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Important Warning (Read First)

Editing the registry incorrectly can cause system issues.

✔ Follow every step carefully
✔ Do not change anything other than what is shown
✔ Restart your PC after applying the fix

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Step-by-Step FIFA 19 DirectX Error Fix

Step 1: Open Registry Editor

1 - Press Windows + R on your keyboard

2 - Type regedit and press Enter

3 - Click Yes if User Account Control appears

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Step 2: Navigate to the Correct Path

In Registry Editor, go to the following location:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers

Make sure you open the exact same path.

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Step 3: Create a New DWORD Value

1- Right-click on an empty area in the right panel

2- Click New → DWORD (32-bit) Value

3- Rename the new value to: TdrLevel

⚠ The spelling must be exactly the same. If the name is incorrect, this fix will not work.

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Step 4: Set the Correct Value

1- Double-click on TdrLevel

2- Set Value data to: 0

3- Click OK to save

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Step 5: Restart Your PC

Close Registry Editor and restart your computer.

After reboot, launch FIFA 19 and the DirectX / GetDeviceRemovedReason error should be fixed.

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Does This Fix Work on Low-End PCs?

Yes. This method is widely used on:

1- Low-end graphics cards

2- Older NVIDIA / AMD GPUs

3- Systems with limited VRAM

It prevents unnecessary GPU resets caused by Windows.

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If the Problem Still Exists

If FIFA 19 still crashes, try these additional steps:

1- Update your GPU drivers

2- Run FIFA 19 as administrator

3- Disable overlays (Discord, GeForce Experience, etc.)

4- Make sure DirectX is fully installed

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Final Words

This is a simple but effective fix for the FIFA 19 DirectX crash and GetDeviceRemovedReason error. If you followed the steps correctly, your game should now run without crashing.

For more PC fixes, Windows tutorials, and gaming performance guides, check other posts linked on this site.

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Disclaimer: This guide is for educational purposes only. Apply changes at your own risk.