This method returns one of six possible DXGI error codes indicating the reason for the device removed error: To investigate the cause of device removed errors, call ID3D11Device::GetDeviceRemovedReason before releasing the Direct3D device. It can also indicate a hardware failure or a bug in the graphics driver.
Repeat issues with DXGI device removed errors can indicate that your graphics code is creating invalid conditions during a drawing routine. Investigating the cause of device removed errors
That error code is 'incomplete' what is the last work of the code? Hung, removed, reset? (latest Nvidia drivers added a whole 'virtual reality settings' event, # of frames CPU can use before GPU is tasked. Check your 'manage 3D settings' tab for the global settings and then if MWO was detected and what if any changes were made. The new driver has many settings within the Nvidia control panel window and some of these setting may actually conflict with what the application is trying to present. having the latest and greatest Graphics driver may not always be the best solution, a listed stable version is much better. This error may be an issue with the graphics driver code and the application code conflicting.
