DirectX's error in middle of the game

I mainly play warzone and I already did install Nvidia control panel using NVCleanstall as u can see I have the two previous version of Nvidia a one 472.12 that do not work with warzone because the moment I install that version game recognize that I have outdated driver GPU and game close itself

Exception code 0xc0000005 is CoD games is going to be a bit of a pain: Could be all kinds of things. The below link I feel is a good starting place of general ideas. But, I could list probably 50 things to try or more if you want to blast away at trying brute forcing all the little things it could be (I won't be listing them though as that's too much typing).

Number 3 from Pedro are some others and I would include chkdsk c: /f in there as well. Personally, I wouldn't do the others he lists.

Also you have Nvidia so always do a custom install in the Nvidia installer to clean install them each and every time.

https://www.thewindowsclub.com/error-code-0xc0000005-0x0-n-in-cod-black-ops-cold-war

Hi,

Thanks for answering

Your PC configuration is very similar to mine and it is fully capable of running the games without any problems.

I've had a similar problem with other games.

On one occasion I reinstalled DirectX and on another occasion I had to reinstall Windows without losing files.

1 - Enter in Safe Mode

Press Win+R keys

When opening the "Run" window, type the command: msconfig

The window will open titled "System Configuration"

Then click on the "Boot" tab and "Boot Options"

Check "Safe Boot" and select "Network"

After that, click OK, restart your Windows

2 - When starting in Safe Mode, open up your file explorer.

Navigate to the following directory.

C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Windows\SysWOW64

After you have located the directory mentioned above, delete the following files in the directory. Right-click on it and select the Delete option.

D3dx9_24.dll to 43

D3dx10_33.dll to 43

D3dx11_42.dll to 43

D3d9.dll, d3d10.dll and d3d11.dll

D3DCompiler_33.dll to 47

D3d12.dll

(Some dlls may not be deleted if they are in use. Delete as many as possible)

After you have deleted the DirectX graphic related files. Then you will have to run the DirectX-Runtime installer. Run it as an administrator and install the latest version of DirectX 12.

3 - Still in safe mode open CMD in administrator mode and run the commands

sfc /scannow

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth

4 - Using the Windows File Explorer is another simple way of removing temporary files in Windows 10. Follow these steps:

Press Win + R keys to open the Run dialog.

Type the command: %temp%

and press Enter to open the temporary files folder on your system.

Use shortcut Ctrl + A to select all the files inside the folder. Once the files are selected, right-click and select the Delete option from the context menu.

Then Press Win + R keys to open the Run dialog.

Type the command: temp

and press Enter to open the temporary files folder on your system.

Use shortcut Ctrl + A to select all the files inside the folder. Once the files are selected, right-click and select the Delete option from the context menu.

Some files may not be deleted due to being in use, it is normal

5 - To disable safe mode

Press Win+R keys

When opening the "Run" window, type the command: msconfig

The window will open titled "System Configuration"

Then click on the "Boot" tab and "Boot Options"

Uncheck "Safe Boot" option

Click OK, restart your Windows

It already 0 I forgot to mention that the only time that I could play without crashing is when I change the vertical sync in Nvidia control panel to adaptive (half refresh rate) and my system:CPU:i7-10770k GPU:RTX 2060 6 gig advanced motherboard:ASUS Tuf z490 plus gaming

Hi,

I'm, Pedro A, independent advisor

In the image you shared from the Event Viewer, the error 0xc0000005 appeared

Try this solution:

Press 'Windows + R', type regedit, and hit 'Enter'

Navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Windows\AppInit_Dlls

Double click "LoadAppInit_DLLs" and modify the value from 1 to 0

Click 'OK' to confirm the changes

Close the Registry Editor Window and restart the system

If you have already tried this procedure, please let me know.