Grand theft auto V has exited unexpectedly (after notebook fix update)

Grand theft auto V has exited unexpectedly (after notebook fix update) - Man Fixing Vehicle Engine

For some reason my GTA V still keeps crashing even after the update which should "fix" the problem with 2 graphics cards.

Also when I try to run only with my Intel/AMD graphics card it ends up giving an error that DirectX 9 wasn't found on my device? Which I get for my Intel but not my AMD. It has to be installed on at least one of them cause it doesn't give this error with both enabled.

Specs:
i7 4700MQ
AMD HD8970m
8GB of ram
Windows 7 64 bit

My GTA is installed on a hdd and there is over 400gb of space left. I also tried repairing my files with the uninstaller you can also repair your game there instead of uninstalling.

pc grand-theft-auto-5 windows-7

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How do I fix my unexpectedly exited GTA 5?

If your graphics card is unstable or corrupted, your game crashes on startup....To do so:

Open GTA 5 Settings.

Click Graphics and scroll down. Find VSync and turn it ON. If it's already ON, try turning it OFF, then restart your game and turn VSync on again.

Restart your PC and GTA 5 again to see if it works.

How do I fix GTA V from crashing on startup?

Try these fixes

Run the launcher with admin's rights.

Update your graphics driver.

Flush your DNS cache.

Disable firewall and antivirus software.

Perform a clean boot.

Reinstall the launcher & Social Club application.

GTA V exited unexpectedly launch fail: Possible fix

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