PhenixFel

It was working just fine on windows 11 until today. I’ve been playing warzone for a year and no problem has ever occurred. Last time I updated Windows was last week. And I played yesterday with no problems.

I have been installing the windows updates but I wonder why would it do this to me after running on windows 11 for a long time. It has had no hiccups until today. So a clean install is my only choice?

Hello everybody, I have no idea if this thread belongs here, but I would like some help. Today when I tried to open Warzone via Battle.net, I get an error saying that Warzone does not support Windows 11, and that I supposedly have to upgrade to windows 10 version 1909. It literally doesn’t make sense to me. If anyone can help me out with this, I would appreciate it. Thank you -Phoenix

Okay thank you

Well now that I’m watching it it doesn’t crash, I guess this is good. I wonder what it was. HWinfo64 sensors do not indicate that it’s a thermal issue, I do agree that at some point I’ll need to upgrade the AIO, it had came in the prebuilt I bought when the 3000 series first came into existence. For now it’s been working adequately. This has been a weird turn of events.

I don’t think so

I will do that ASAP, My cooling is CPU cooling- Asetek 550LC single 120mm Liquid Cooler, 2x fans running push-pull config fresh air from the room 2x 140mm Corsair fans pulling in air from top and 3x 120mm Asetek fans pulling out air on the front into the room.

Hello Guys and Gals, I am experiencing an issue for a little bit now. The issue is that after gaming on one match(after each boot up of my computer after the crash) of COD: Coldwar my computer just crashes completely without any blue screens or any kind of indication to help me know what happened. The computer just goes dark black screen and then it goes to the boot up where you press Del to go into the Bios. I hope you guys can help me out. I am attaching pictures to help. The black screen and also the Reliability Monitor, idk if those will help. Let me know a better way to diagnose. I am rocking these specs: 12th gen i7-12700Ks ROG Strix Z690-E DDR5 32GB G.Skill trident Z 1600w Hercules Roswell PSU 3090 FE

Hmm yeah there is two preset xmp profiles and on both the computer is unstable. and yeah my cpu stays under 70 . I don’t really have anything that’s heavy on the cpu. Very confusing as to why it’s being so unstable

Hello guys and gals, I am having trouble using the XMP profile for my SKILL Trident Z5 RGB Series. After activating the XMP and saving and exiting, the system restarts and then when it comes up it gives me “the previous POST attempt failing because of system instability” I’m not sure what is going wrong.

1- negative no option to do that. 2- I had already installed my motherboard drivers and updated bios. No change

Hey guys, so I have been looking around and reading any post that has any similar problem to what I have when it comes to a Hyper card. I’ve tried any fix that gets recommended but they don’t work for me. I got a ROG Z690-E motherboard and it came with a PCIE Hyper M.2 card that comes with two m.2 slots. I have tried all of the PCIE slots on the motherboard and the system only recognizes 1 out of two M.2. One Aorus 4th gen 1tb m.2 and the other one is a 256Gb ADATA swordfish m.2. The Hyper card only recognizes the 4th gen m.2 but not the other one. Also in Device manager for some reason the Hyper card is not recognized. one of the supposedly recommended fixes is to run them in Raid but that is not a possibility since it isn’t recognized on the Bios or by windows.

How do I get out of the Windows insider preview evaluation copy build? I am not having any luck with Googling

Okay problem I don’t have the access to the windows 11 insider program? I don’t understand why.

Oh dang I just watched that and it says that I needed to unenroll before a new release of windows 11 that’s not stable. You think the latest version is unstable?