Error Code driver-irql-not-less-or-equal — Call of Duty: Warzone

Postup řešení

1. 1 Run Call of Duty: Warzone as Administrator. Navigate to the game folder, right-click the .exe → Properties → Compatibility → check 'Run this program as an administrator' → Apply. This gives Call of Duty: Warzone full system access and fixes permission-related crashes.
2. 2 Update Windows to the latest version. Settings → Windows Update → Check for updates. Install ALL updates, especially 'Optional' driver updates. Call of Duty: Warzone requires the latest Windows components for stability.
3. 3 Disable fullscreen optimizations. Right-click Call of Duty: Warzone.exe → Properties → Compatibility → check 'Disable fullscreen optimizations' → Apply. This prevents Windows from interfering with the game's rendering pipeline.
4. 4 Install Call of Duty: Warzone on an SSD if it's currently on an HDD. Slow disk reads during gameplay cause asset streaming stutters that can cascade into crashes. An SSD eliminates this bottleneck.
5. 5 Check your RAM stability. Press Windows key + R, type 'mdsched.exe' and press Enter → Restart now. Faulty RAM causes random crashes in Call of Duty: Warzone that are impossible to reproduce consistently.
6. 6 Temporarily disable your antivirus real-time protection and test Call of Duty: Warzone. Add the game folder to antivirus exclusions. Security software sometimes quarantines game files or blocks their execution.
7. 7 Lower Call of Duty: Warzone graphics settings temporarily. Set everything to Low/Off, disable Ray Tracing, disable DLSS/FSR. If crashes stop, increase settings one by one until you find the problematic setting — usually shadows, textures, or ray tracing.
8. 8 If Call of Duty: Warzone still crashes: uninstall the game, delete all remaining folders in SteamApps\common and %LOCALAPPDATA%, restart your PC, reinstall. This clean slate approach fixes stubborn corruption that verification misses.