ERROR DirectX 0x887A0005 anyone found a solution.

[PickleBurg]

I've done all the recommended steps

Updated all drivers
reinstalled Direct x
Reinstalled Microsoft environments
repaired game
Reinstalled game.

[Pure & Rustic]

Disable XMP and set a fixed value, under the max for the MB.
Watch temps on Mb, CPU and other items on MB.

[PickleBurg]

Originally posted by Pure & Rustic:

Disable XMP and set a fixed value, under the max for the MB.
Watch temps on Mb, CPU and other items on MB.

XMP is already disabled and my max is already set

[NOOBSURVIVES YT]

The error code 0x887a0005 appears when Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 or Warzone 2 crashes randomly. This can be due to several reasons, including overclocked components, third-party in-game overlays, and insufficient game permissions.
1. Run Steam or Battle.net as Admin
2. Disable In-Game Overlay
One of the reasons the game on your computer may be crashing might be the in-game overlay of the third-party applications you use. Usually, this is caused by Discord and GeForce Experience.
3. Change Upscaling Algorithm
Open Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 on your computer.
Afterward, navigate to the Quality settings by going to Settings > Graphics > Quality.
Then, change your Upscaling/Sharpening via the drop-down menu provided.
Apply the settings and see if that fixes the problem.
4. Turn Off On-Demand Texture Streaming
On-Demand Texture Streaming is a new Call of Duty feature that provides improved textures by downloading them from the internet as you play the game.
In some scenarios, this feature can cause the game to crash, and you will have to disable it to fix the issue. If this applies to you, follow the instructions below to turn off On-Demand Texture Streaming:
First, open the game on your computer.
Open the Quality settings menu by going to Settings > Graphics > Quality.
Then, turn off the On-Demand Texture Streaming option under Details & Textures.
With that done, see if the problem still occurs.
. Reinstall Graphics Drivers
First, download the Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) utility
Open the downloaded file and extract it to any location.
Afterward, open the Display Driver Uninstaller.exe file by navigating to the extracted directory.
You will be shown the General Options window when DDU opens. Click the Close button to proceed.

Select GPU from the Select device type drop-down menu.

Then, select your graphics card’s manufacturer from the Select device drop-down menu.

Finally, uninstall your graphics drivers by clicking the Clean and restart button.

After uninstalling your drivers, head to your manufacturer’s website and download the latest drivers available for your graphics card.
Install the new drivers and see if that fixes the issue.
. Delete Shaders Cache
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2 performs shaders optimization when you start the game and saves the shaders cache locally on your computer. This optimization helps in preventing performance issues while you play the game.

In some scenarios, the shaders cache may get damaged or corrupted, which can cause your game to crash randomly. When this occurs, you will have to delete the shaders cache to force the game to reoptimize the shaders.

[PickleBurg]

Originally posted by NOOBSURVIVES YT:

The error code 0x887a0005 appears when Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 or Warzone 2 crashes randomly. This can be due to several reasons, including overclocked components, third-party in-game overlays, and insufficient game permissions.
1. Run Steam or Battle.net as Admin
2. Disable In-Game Overlay
One of the reasons the game on your computer may be crashing might be the in-game overlay of the third-party applications you use. Usually, this is caused by Discord and GeForce Experience.
3. Change Upscaling Algorithm
Open Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 on your computer.
Afterward, navigate to the Quality settings by going to Settings > Graphics > Quality.
Then, change your Upscaling/Sharpening via the drop-down menu provided.
Apply the settings and see if that fixes the problem.
4. Turn Off On-Demand Texture Streaming
On-Demand Texture Streaming is a new Call of Duty feature that provides improved textures by downloading them from the internet as you play the game.
In some scenarios, this feature can cause the game to crash, and you will have to disable it to fix the issue. If this applies to you, follow the instructions below to turn off On-Demand Texture Streaming:
First, open the game on your computer.
Open the Quality settings menu by going to Settings > Graphics > Quality.
Then, turn off the On-Demand Texture Streaming option under Details & Textures.
With that done, see if the problem still occurs.
. Reinstall Graphics Drivers
First, download the Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) utility
Open the downloaded file and extract it to any location.
Afterward, open the Display Driver Uninstaller.exe file by navigating to the extracted directory.
You will be shown the General Options window when DDU opens. Click the Close button to proceed.

Select GPU from the Select device type drop-down menu.

Then, select your graphics card’s manufacturer from the Select device drop-down menu.

Finally, uninstall your graphics drivers by clicking the Clean and restart button.

After uninstalling your drivers, head to your manufacturer’s website and download the latest drivers available for your graphics card.
Install the new drivers and see if that fixes the issue.
. Delete Shaders Cache
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2 performs shaders optimization when you start the game and saves the shaders cache locally on your computer. This optimization helps in preventing performance issues while you play the game.

In some scenarios, the shaders cache may get damaged or corrupted, which can cause your game to crash randomly. When this occurs, you will have to delete the shaders cache to force the game to reoptimize the shaders.

Reinstalling the shaders was the solution First thing i tried fixed the problem thank you!

[PickleBurg]

nm it happened again ive followed all steps so we will have to see

[Spike]

I have tried everything aswell, it just keeps happening. At this point it must be the game itself. I never hadd this problem in MW 2019 or Cold War

[Spike]

Wow since I replied i crashed 2 time with direct x and dev errors lol

[PickleBurg]

yeah its unplayable atm ive submitted crash reports. this has only been an issue since the new update

[morphs]

Possible fix: set all the graphical settings to almost minimum (depending on your system). I have a rtx3060ti and I should be able to play on ultra.. but no. Everytime crashes. Recently I had a 2 hour game session and no crashes on almost min settings. So that might be temporal fix or so on..

[morphs]

Originally posted by morphs:

Possible fix: set all the graphical settings to almost minimum (depending on your system). I have a rtx3060ti and I should be able to play on ultra.. but no. Everytime crashes. Recently I had a 2 hour game session and no crashes on almost min settings. So that might be temporal fix or so on..

update: this doesn't work anymore...

[Exodus]

Yes I bought a new graphics card and the problem is now fixed.

[PickleBurg]

Originally posted by Exodus:

Yes I bought a new graphics card and the problem is now fixed.

an expensive fix

[Mino42]

I reinstalled the game and now it's unplayable. It crashes after a few minutes no matter what I do. It worked just fine before on my 4090 before so no clue what to do next...

[Slammer]

For me I solved the problem by upping my voltages for my GPU. I run a RTX 3060 and had undervolted it (1900MHz/900MV) due to it being installed in a small case with limited airflow (node 202). Was continually having crashes until I upped the voltage by 25MV (1900MHz/925MV). I have also heard of the same issues with RAM voltages but I didn't have to deal with these. If you are running an undervolt or overclock on your GPU I pretty much guarantee this will be the cause.

[Ianis08BC]

I have the same problem but I always check with two games, in that case Fortnite, in that evaluation after long way, disable XMP, stabilise Nvidia settings, modify Windows RAM settings and vram. I think the problem it is hardware in a big reason. My PC it is high end like Nvidia 4070 and RAM ddr5 7200 etc. But Call of Duty crash instant with message above. Fortnite I fiind settings to stabilite but without Raytracing. So I discover the real problem, cable GPU, who it is unconform. Big attention at GPU, came in without cable, they attempt to have PC source. So latest GPU ușe a cable with 8 pin, two heads at source, not one. Very easy to mistake If you are not professionals. Check with attention manual GPU, If not have enough power, it work but crash almost every game or program video editing. Also, in hardware GPU monitoring program, fans no have any data activity. I write that because that error is very difficult to find, and online not enough dates. Good lock.