I know how frustrating it can be when you’re excited to play a game, but an error pops up and ruins your fun. Don’t worry though, I’ve got your back! Let’s walk through some steps to get you back in the game.
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Solution 1: Uninstall Faceit Anticheat, ReWASD, DS4, Remap Software
First things first, check if you have any of these programs installed:
- Faceit Anti-Cheat
- REWD
- DS4
- Remap software
If you do, go ahead and uninstall them. Here’s how:
- Open your Settings.
- Go to Apps (Windows 10) or Installed Apps (Windows 11).
- Find the program in the list and click Uninstall.
- Restart your computer.
Next, make sure all the Black Ops 6 add-ons are checked in the Xbox app:
- Right-click the game in your library.
- Select Manage.
- Go to the Add-ons tab.
- Check the boxes next to Black Ops 6 and its related content.
- Uncheck any other games or add-ons.
- Click Apply Changes.
Solution 3: Uninstall the game and then install only the base game and then install BO6 from Call of Duty HQ Launcher
If that doesn’t do the trick, try uninstalling and reinstalling just the base game:
- Right-click the game and select Uninstall.
- Restart your computer.
- Open the Xbox app and search for “Call of Duty“.
- Install only the base game, without any add-ons.
- Launch Call of Duty HQ and install Black Ops 6 from there.
Other alternative solutions
Still having trouble? Don’t get discouraged! There are a few more things we can try:
- Disconnect any external devices you’re not using, like wheels or pedals.
- Launch the game on a single monitor instead of multiple.
- Close any third-party apps or services running in the background.
- Perform a clean boot of your system.
- Run the Gaming Services repair tool from the Xbox website.
Remember, you’ve got this! With a little patience and persistence, we’ll get you back to fragging in no time. If all else fails, don’t hesitate to reach out to customer support for more personalized assistance.