#directx error.

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gloomy scaffold
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i have had issues on my pc playing mw3. i cannot go a 5 games without it crashing and its so annoying. i have tried going to old drivers (which worked for 2 days), updated ones, reinstalled my game, scanned files and everything i have seen online. tried to get in touch with activison as i thought it was a problem on their side but they were useless as anything.

my graphic settings have been low since i installed mw3 and im not sure what the cause is but its starting to get annoying as i literally cannot play cod at all.

i have no clue what to do. this pc is literally 6 months old and everything was perfect up until a month ago and now it is so excessive. it was quite pricey so im not sure what to even so now. i dont know if its a pc issue or something with the game but im such a noob with tech so i dont want to mess with anything unless someone actually knows what they are doing.

can anyone help me and be a lifesaver because i have been going in circles for weeks now.

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT IM A NOOB SO PLEASE USE SIMPLE WORDS, THANKS!

knotty robinBOT
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knotty robinBOT
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Display Driver Uninstaller

:one: Download the driver for your GPU from the manufacturer's website using the links below, but don't install them yet.
:two: Download the latest version of DDU by clicking the button below, clicking on the top post which is called "Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) VXX.X.X.X Released", and clicking the link to *** Download DDU "Installer" *** in that post.
:three: Open the program you just downloaded, and install DDU.
:four: Disconnect from the Internet by unplugging your Ethernet cable or turning off Wi-Fi in the bottom-right corner. This will prevent Windows Update from automatically re-downloading the GPU drivers after rebooting, as we are going to install the driver ourselves.
:five: Open the Start Menu, click the power icon then hold Shift on your keyboard and click Restart. Once your PC has restarted, select Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart, and press 4 to load into safe mode.
:six: Launch DDU, using the icon on your desktop.
:seven: On the right side, select the type as GPU, and the brand as the manufacturer of your GPU. Then, click 'Clean and Restart'.
:eight: Once you have loaded back into Windows, install the GPU drivers you downloaded earlier. Once they have installed and you have rebooted your PC if required, you can reconnect your Internet connection, and your GPU drivers have been fully reinstalled.