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For nvida graphic cards
Before attempting this below, make sure you did the following check bios and your drivers and windows make sure they have the latest version.
1. In the search box on the taskbar, type Create a restore point, and select it from the list of results.
2. On the System Protection tab in System Properties, select Create.
3. Type a description for the restore point, and then select Create > OK. You can also see the following link for details : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/create-a-system-restore-point-77e02e2a-3298-c869-9974-ef5658ea3be9
Then
Use the clean up tool and update the Graphics driver version
• Download the NVIDIA Cleanup Tool (CleanupTool.exe) from link https://developer.nvidia.com/cleanup-tool
• Once download, (Right click the file and ‘Run as administrator).
• Click ACCEPT to accept the End User License Agreement.
• Click Yes at the confirmation prompt.
• Removing Drivers, Application and Utilities. This progress dialog appears.
• Click ok at the completion dialog to close the dialog.
• Reboot the system after the Driver cleanup and then download/install your latest graphics card driver.
Or contact Nvidia.
Is your bios up to date by checking your motherboard website?
If not you would need a USB format the USB to fat 32 then download it then put it on the USB and plug it in to your PC and update.
Make sure all your drivers are up to date
Make sure windows is up to date
Also make sure you actually meet the requirements by using https://www.pcgamebenchmark.com/halo-infinite-system-requirements
Could be over heating go to bios and change your fan speed for cpu or graphics card or both.
Check to see if you have any mini dumps by clicking c drive then windows then mini dumps
This helps you narrow down the issue, then get WinDpg from the Microsoft Store, open WinDpg, and make sure to run as an admin. Click file, then go to file explorer.
use windpg on the mini dump file. Click analyze, and then when it is done, Failure bucket ID is what you're looking for.
Try this fix from halo waypoint:
1) In the Windows Search bar, enter "Credential Manager", and select Credential Manager to open it.
2) Select Windows Credentials.
3) Scroll down to the section labeled Generic Credentials.
4) For every item that has "Xbl|2043073184" in the title: should be about 5-10 entries
Click on the item to expand it
Select Remove
Confirm you wish to delete that item
5) Launch Halo Infinite and check to see if the sign-in process has started from the beginning.
Note: This may sign you out of most or all Xbox network sign-ins on your PC.
This is the way.