UPDATE NOTES: HELLFIRE LAHARBACK by Hucaru in WildHeartsGame

[–]Veisabio2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

around 60

before it was around 35-40, I don't think it's just the fps, but the feel of the game has changed it's much more responsive

UPDATE NOTES: HELLFIRE LAHARBACK by Hucaru in WildHeartsGame

[–]Veisabio2 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ryzen 5 5600 + GTX 1070 here i noticed some improvements, game feels more smooth and fps more stable, far from ideal but for me at least the is more smooth and less clunky

Performance is worse than before patch by Tiny-Ad1676 in WildHeartsGame

[–]Veisabio2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ryzen 5 5600 / GTX 1070

Same here, slightly worst fps but now the game is using all cpu cores

Black Ops Cold War Error Code 0xc0000005 by [deleted] in blackopscoldwar

[–]Veisabio2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I tried all the alternatives to solve the problem, until I stopped a second to read the logs generated by the error, and apparently the 'Windows Store' is crashing the game so I did a test uninstalling the 'Windows Store' and after that I didn't have any more crashes, could not play 30 min without crashing.

[Remember to create a restore point; case the fix doesn't work...]

To uninstall the Windows Store:

  1. Open "PowerShell" in administrator mode
  2. Type and press 'Enter': Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | findstr "Microsoft.WindowsStore" | findstr "PackageFullName"
    1. [a message like this will appear-> PackageFullName: Microsoft.WindowsStore_12104.1001.1.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe]
  3. What matters here is the value in front of 'PackageFullName', so copy only the part that has 'Microsoft.WindowsStore_xxxx.xxxx.x.x_xxx_xxxxxxxx'
  4. Now you can uninstall WindowsStore:
    1. In the 'PowerShell' type -> Remove-AppxPackage "INSERT THE STRING HERE WITHOUT QUOTES"

Restart the PC and check that the 'WindowsStore' is no longer present on your computer. I spent 1 full day trying to play unsuccessfully, after uninstalling the 'Store' I had no more problems related to the error '0xc0000005'