So I have not been able to play for days. I have done everything. Seriously I have rolled back my video drivers, updated, beta drivers, uninstall/reinstall, beta on fallout 4 (No longer available.), windows mode bordered and un-border, every combination of screen resolution,run as admin, and mixed all of the former in diffrent combinations. My computer specs are as followed. Windows 10 Pro, AMD A4-06300 APU with Radeon HD 3.70 GHz (driver version 15.7.1), 8 GB RAM, 64 bit OS. Please help as soon as you can my soul is dying by the day.

Hate to tell you this but your APU (GPU/CPU combo) is hugely below the minimum required specs to run this game. Add in to the fact you're using an on-chip GPU and you don't have enough RAM either.

Put it this way, the albeit nebulous Game Debate GPU rating system puts the absolute minimum card required to run Fallout 4 as 473% faster than your current GPU and your CPU is at least 20% slower than the minimum.

Do you have a video card? You're going to need one to run this game. Integrated graphics aren't going to cut it.

My graphics card is AMD Radeon R9 200 Series.

How was I able to play for an hour?

You didn't mention you had an actual GPU so I worked with what you gave me. Details are important.

Are you on a laptop?

Post a Dxdiag report in spoiler tags on this thread - http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1122570-how-to-dxdiag/

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For how long can you play until it crashes? Can you reproduce the crash at will or is it completely random? Did you mod your .ini file for the game?

OK so first off sorry I forgot the graphics card, still new at pc stuff. Second It would run for about 20 mins twice and once for an hour. Now it just crashes, goes black then to steam no fallout running.

Sorry, might have come over more judgmental than I meant to there. Yeah, this is definitely an issue with the game, though that CPU isn't doing you any favors, which is made worse by the fact the game seems to have an issue with AMD processors generally.

Oh no you didn't I was saying sorry for being a noob.

It has an issue with Nvidia cards as well. A ton of us are having issues getting past the "Play" button at launch. I think us PC users are just getting the short end of the stick in general

Depends on the Nvidia model. Seems way more common with the 9XX series, where the 7XX series seems to be doing great for the most part. Definitely a software issue though.