Game will not launch

[redsteelgaming237]

Anybody else having this issue? I have been trying to figure this out for a day. Im running a 1660 super by NVIDIA(i know low end sht) in a upgraded dell precision 3620 for games. My other games work fine including the alpha test for Delta Force Hawk Ops. When playing Call of Duty at first it was locking up on loading screens for both warzone and multiplayer so i uninstalled then re installed worked fine for about 2 hours that i was playing, then boom won't launch the game at all. Any solutions

[redsteelgaming237]

and just to be clear all drivers for graphics card and windows are up to date

[redsteelgaming237]

ok fast update I know but the windows update wasn't showing there was a firmware update for Dell Inc so did that and went to nvidia geforce experience then the driver update popped up so hopefully this solves the issue will leave another comment if it does

[redsteelgaming237]

ok so even with that game still not launching

[jamesB0ng]

scam games, this company just sells games that does work

[redsteelgaming237]

battle.net is no better either

[AkiraJkr]

Platform(steam, bnet, xbox pc) doesn't matter, anti-cheat doesn't like something on your PC.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3217810419

[Algoris]

Solution 2
Did you perhaps install and play Call of Duty while installed in ANOTHER drive before?
Then a temporary solution for now, is that you need to grab randgrid.sys from your current Call of Duty installation, and put it back exactly where it was previously installed.
If you have no idea how the folder structure for Call of Duty works, you can simply...consult the one you already have. Just put randgrid.sys in the game's folder of THE DRIVE IT WAS PREVIOUSLY ON, making sure the folder name and structure is the same(you don't need to copy any other files, besides randgrid.sys).

this was my problem

*thanks

[[BRE] Echard]

I have GTX1660TI and same problem, fix please

[redsteelgaming237]

Originally posted by Algoris:

Solution 2
Did you perhaps install and play Call of Duty while installed in ANOTHER drive before?
Then a temporary solution for now, is that you need to grab randgrid.sys from your current Call of Duty installation, and put it back exactly where it was previously installed.
If you have no idea how the folder structure for Call of Duty works, you can simply...consult the one you already have. Just put randgrid.sys in the game's folder of THE DRIVE IT WAS PREVIOUSLY ON, making sure the folder name and structure is the same(you don't need to copy any other files, besides randgrid.sys).

this was my problem

*thanks

it wont let me get rid of it just copy

[redsteelgaming237]

Originally posted by EDwardSS:

I have GTX1660TI and same problem, fix please

i figured it out might work for you, go to the windows search type in graphics settings there should be what says browse click that go to where you have your files saved for call of duty go to the COD HQ file click that should be in the graphics option now now under the app shoulld black with COD in it select options choose high performance. should start up just worked for me

[[BRE] Echard]

Originally posted by redsteelgaming237:

Originally posted by EDwardSS:

I have GTX1660TI and same problem, fix please

i figured it out might work for you, go to the windows search type in graphics settings there should be what says browse click that go to where you have your files saved for call of duty go to the COD HQ file click that should be in the graphics option now now under the app shoulld black with COD in it select options choose high performance. should start up just worked for me

Nope, it didnt worked