News - Fix Mw 2 Crash On Startup. Warzone 2 Not Launching Problem On Pc - 9 Fixes

I will be sharing a list of solutions, so make sure that you apply all of them. The article can be a little bit lengthy, but it contains all the solutions. The first thing that you have to do is run a SFC scan on your PC. That will detect any kind of integrity violation and will try to fix it, so are you on Windows 10 or 11?

Click on the search box, type CMD, and choose Run as Administrator; then click Yes. The black window will be coming up here; you have to type FFC, space, and forward slash scan now. Hit enter, and this will now begin the system scan. It will take some time, so what we can do is minimize it and proceed with the next solution.

Then click on "begin scan," and this will again take some time by scanning and verifying, so you can minimize it. for this team. I don't have my game over here, but what you can do is right-click on Call of Duty and then choose properties. And then from the left menu option, you will find local file; click on it, and then on the right side, you'll find verify game file; you have to click on it and wait until this has been completed once; in the next step, you have to disable the full screen optimization of your game; so look for the Call of Duty icon on your desktop, right-click on it, and choose properties.

Then the properties box will be on the left and have a menu option. Click on compatibility. And here, check the box for disabling full-screen optimization and also check the box for running this program as an administrator; once done, click on "Apply" and then "OK." And now in The Next Step, click on the search box again and type here "game mode," and from the suggestion, choose "game mode settings," and here make sure that this game mode option has been disabled; if not, then you have to turn it off, and then from the left menu option, click on "Xbox game bar," and also disable Xbox game bar at least when you are playing the game; once you are done, close it, and now you can check your SFC scan using the command that we just ran.

and you can see it says "Windows resource protection found and successfully repaired," so there was a problem and that has been repaired, so probably that was a problem behind the crashing and not launching issues, so this will help us to fix this problem, so now you can close it, and then in the next step click on the search box again, type in "graphics," and from the suggestion choose graphic settings.

Now here we have to add the war zone. Call of Duty, to the high performance, so you have to click on browse, and then it will ask you the location where exactly your Call of Duty war zone is located, so again, you can look for the Call of Duty icon, right-click on it to open the file location, and from the top address box, click on it, then right-click and choose copy.

Again, come to graphic settings and click on browse, and here on the top, you can paste the same path that you copied and hit enter. Here you will find the Call of Duty launcher, Click on it, and then click on ADD. Once added, click on options and set it to high performance, then click on save, and now you can close this box.

You also need to update your graphic driver, so make sure that if there is an outdated or corrupted graphic driver, this can also create crashing issues on your computer. So right-click on the Windows icon on your 10 or 11, and choose device manager. Here you will find the display adapter. Double-click on it, and it will list the driver that you're using, which can be AMD.

It can be Intel or it can be Nvidia, so whichever it is, right-click on it and choose "update driver." Then click "search automatically for drivers." If there are updates available, it will automatically update them; if not, it will give you this message. Still, what you can do is open your browser and manually download the driver from the official website.

For that, you have to type "if you are using AMD, then type AMD driver download," and then from there choose your model and download your driver all right; otherwise, this method will also work for you. You can also try clearing the cache in Call of Duty. Here, you have to type "percent program data" again and hit OK.

Then here you have to look for Blizzard Entertainment; double-click on it. Then you will find {43}; double-click on it. Here you'll find the cache folder. Once the game is up, on the right-hand side, you will see the setting gear icon. Click on it, and then, from the suggestions here, you have to click on graphics.

Now in the display section you will find the vsync option, so you have to disable both this vsync option for gameplay and from the menus, so make sure that both of these options are turned off once done from the top in the menu option, click on quality, and then if here is scroll down and you have to look for on-demand texture streaming, here it is, you have to disable this option as well, then click on yes.

And once you are done, you can just close it now, restart your game, and check back.