If in case, you’re also experiencing the Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War Crash on Launch Error on your PS4 then it’s one of the common issues and you don’t need to worry about it. The particular startup crashing is related to CE-34878-0 where the device can be failed to offer the required power input to run the game properly. However, it’s also possible that there is a bug in the game which is triggering the issue randomly.
Well, as mentioned there is nothing crucial in this error and this particular crashing error may happen with any of the game, specific to the PS4 console. It’s also worth mentioning that even if the crashing error is happening to the Black Ops Cold War game on your PC then most of the mentioned troubleshooting steps will be the same. So, have a try yourself and check if the issue has been fixed or not.
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Fix Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War Crash on Launch Error
So, if in case, you’re one of the PC users then make sure to check out the minimum and recommended system requirements before jumping into the guide below. Sometimes due to the compatibility issues of your hardware with the game can become one of the serious issues for several players.
Now, check out the possible workarounds below that is applicable for both the PC and PS4 users except for a couple of PS4 specific methods.
- Simply restart your PC/console and try power cycling it by switching off > Unplugging the power cable from the power source > Wait for around 30 seconds and then plug back in > Turn on the device > Start playing the game.
- You can also change the PS4 Video Output Settings to 1080P. It will basically consume fewer graphics resources which can be helpful to prevent the crash.
- Additionally, disable the Supersampling Mode in the PS4 Video Output Settings.
- Try updating the game to its latest version. Hover over the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War game > Click on the Options icon > From the list of menu, select Check for update. If there is an update, just download and install it.
- Make sure to keep your PC system or PS4 console firmware up-to-date. PS4 users have to press and hold the Power button on the console > Release the button when you hear the second beep (7 seconds gap) > PS4 will start in the Safe Mode > Choose Update System Software > Select the storage device and proceed, if any update is available.
- Whereas the PC users, press Windows + I shortcut to open the Settings menu > Click on Update & Security > Click on Check for updates. If available, click on Download and Install > Once done, restart your computer.
- Clear Cache on PS4 console by turning it off > Disconnect the power cable of the console > Wait for 30 seconds and then plug back in the power cable > Restart the console. This is the same power cycle method to clear glitches, caches, etc.
- If in case, you’ve recently upgraded the HDD or removed the original one on your PS4 then make sure to check for the HDD errors by pulling out the hard disk and check it on any Windows PC after connecting it.
- Finally, if none of the above fixes worked for you, make sure to fully reinstall the game.
That’s it, guys. We hope you’ve found this guide useful. For further queries, you can comment below.
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