: Some crashes are triggered by conflicting audio drivers. Try disabling unused playback devices in your Windows Sound Settings. Why does this happen?
Because Black Ops 2 was designed for an earlier era of Windows, running it in compatibility mode can help manage how the engine handles system resources. : Some crashes are triggered by conflicting audio drivers
Locate the game applications ( t6sp.exe for Singleplayer, t6mp.exe for Multiplayer, or t6zm.exe for Zombies). Right-click the file and select . Open the Compatibility tab. Because Black Ops 2 was designed for an
Sometimes the error is not VRAM related, but a corrupt DirectX pipeline. The "state pool" is managed by DirectX 11. If your DX files are damaged, the allocation fails. Open the Compatibility tab
Right-click on and select Properties . Go to the Installed Files (or Local Files) tab. Click Verify integrity of game files . 3. Run in Compatibility Mode
This is the most effective solution in 9 out of 10 cases. The game stores its settings in a folder that can become corrupted.