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Fix World War Z bugs and errors for good [7 Steps]

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Updated onOctober 4, 2023

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Don’t we all like a good zombie game from time to time? The nostalgia just flows through our veins as we relive the dread and adrenaline from old timely horror movie. If you’re a fan of theWorld War Zcomic book, and movie adaptation, we have some good news for you. The game is out, brought to us by Saber Interactive.

The game features a fourplayerco-op mode, so you can get stuck with your friends into the fray, andfight the hordes of the undeadin your wake. Make your stand with defensive traps and encampments, survive against all odds.

It does bring up a familiar blend of some oldergames, but it really brings out the better aspects of the movie and comic book.

As we’re already familiar with this fact, no single launch can be deemed flawless. The game is prone to having the occasional glitch here and there.

The akwardcrash, or the video stuttering, or even audio issue being included in the problem department.

But even against a group of roaming bugs, we have a cure for you, a few actually. So let’s get started, shall we?

How to fix common World War Z issues?

How to fix common World War Z issues?

1. Game not launching

The first step we’d recommend you take is verifying yourgamevia Epic Game Launcher. Remember to turn off any optimization programs and lowergraphicalsettings and turn offoverclocking, if applicable.Also, check CPU and RAM usage to see what percentage of it is being used by War Z. Try switching to Windowed mode or Fullscreen mode. As a final step, run Epic Launcher with Administrator rights.

2. Game lag issues

You need to make sure that Dynamic Super Sampling is turned off or set very low (check the Nvidia Control Panel under 3D Settings). Adjust in-game graphic defaults (High/Max/Low) to test your frames per second.

Do  this until you find one of those settings that significantlyincrease FPS. Then try changing each graphical setting one by one to see if a specific graphical option, such as textures or anti-aliasing was the main FPS culprit.

3. Audio issues

A simple solution to this issue is to switch over to headphones, and for people using a subwoofer along with their regular speakers should switch toregular speakers.

Now, if the problem persists, check out the troubleshooting solutions listed in the guides below:

4. Game won’t install

For this fix, we’re going to change the properties of your Epic Launcher shortcut. In order to do this, follow these steps:

5.Black screen fix

In the case of this issue, try running thegamein windowed mode to see if it happens again. If this doesn’t help, click on Verify or Repair on World War Z in your Epic Games launcher.

In the event that the issue is not resolved, uninstall and reinstall yourgame.

Additionally, you may also follow the troubleshooting steps listed in these guides:

6. Out of memory errors

Simply go to yourControl Paneland selectSystem and Securityand then click onSystem. Now you’re going to click onAdvanced System Settings, select theVirtual Memorywindow, uncheck automatically manage paging file size for all drives. Now select a value that would help you in running thegamesmoothly.

7. Firewall exception fix

You can disable your Windows Firewall, if it’s causing any connections issues to yourgame. To add any program to a whitelist, follow these steps:

Note:

Always keep in mind the requirements of any saidgame, here we have the specs for World War Z:

CPU: Core i5-750 / Core i3-530 / AMD Phenom II X4-810RAM: 8 GBOS: Windows 7 and laterVideo Card: AMD R7 240 GB / Nvidia GT 730 2GB / Intel HD 530Storage: 20 GB

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Madalina Dinita

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Madalina has been a Windows fan ever since she got her hands on her first Windows XP computer.

She is interested in all things technology, especially emerging technologies – AI and DNA computing in particular.

Prior to joining the WindowsReport team, she worked in the corporate world for a number of years.

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Madalina is a Windows fan since forever, especially interested in AI, emerging technologies, privacy, and security.