0x00001338 Error Code in COD Modern Warfare [Fix]
Clear Battle.net cache if this error pops up in Modern Warfare
- A corrupt game file can cause this error while launching Modern Warfare or during gameplay.
- You can fix the error by granting the game administrator access and repairing game files.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a popular first-person shooter. However, players have reported encountering the 0x00001338 error code, causing the game to crash during gameplay. Thus, we will provide solutions to fix the 0x00001338 error code in COD Modern Warfare.
Alternatively, you can Read about fixing Modern Warfare packet loss on Windows computers.
What causes the 0x00001338 error in COD Modern Warfare?
The 0x00001338 error code in COD Modern Warfare can be due to the following factors:
- Outdated graphics card drivers – If your graphics card drivers are outdated, it can cause issues with the game’s performance and lead to the 0x00001338 error.
- Overclocked CPU or GPU – Overclocking your CPU or GPU can cause instability and lead to crashes in the game.
- Corrupted game files – If game files are missing or corrupted, it can cause the game to crash and result in the 0x00001338 error.
The above factors vary on different PCs. However, we discuss solutions to fix the issue.
How can I fix the 0x00001338 error in COD Modern Warfare?
Before trying any fixes, go through these:
- Check for Windows updates on your computer.
- Check the Server status for the game.
- Close all background apps and processes that may affect the game.
- Ensure your Motherboard and Processor are compatible with the chosen frequency.
- Try to disable the XMP profile in the RAM settings.
- Update your system driver pack.
- Update the Motherboard BIOS.
- Check if your computer meets the minimum system requirements for the game.
Proceed with the troubleshooting steps below if the error persists.
1. Run Modern Warfare with administrator privilege
- Open the Battle.net Desktop app.
- Go to Settings and click the Downloads section.
- Click on Scan for Games to show the .exe file location.
- Right-click the Modern Warfare.exe file and select Properties from the context menu.
- Choose the Compatibility tab and click the Run as Administrator box to checkmark the box. Click the Windows Fullscreen Optimizations box and select the OK button to apply changes.
Granting the game administrator access will give it priority over other apps and resolve permission issues. Check our guide on how to make files and apps run as Admin always in Windows.
2. Repair the game file
- Left-click the Start button, type Battle.net, and launch it.
- Select Modern Warfare in your library, click the gear button, then select Scan and Repair.
- Click Begin Repair to start the scanning process.
- Wait till the scan is complete, then check if the error persists.
Repairing the game files will fix corrupt files that may impede the activities of the game.
3. Clear the Battle.net cache
- Right-click on the Windows icon and select Task Manager from the list.
- Navigate to the agent.exe and Blizzard Update Agent. Right-click on them and select End Task from the context.
- Press Windows + R key to open the Run dialog box, type %appdata%, and press Enter.
- Go to Blizzard Entertainment and double-click on it to open it.
- Select the Battle.net folder, right-click the Cache folder, and click Delete from the context menu.
Clearing the game cache will clear pre-stored data that can cause the error.
4. Reinstall Modern Warfare
- Right-click the Windows icon and click on Installed Apps.
- Navigate to Modern Warfare, click on the options icon, and click Uninstall. Then, select Uninstall to confirm your selection.
- Wait for the process to complete and install the Modern Warfare app on Battle.net.
- Alternatively, installing the game on a different drive or partition can troubleshoot the error.
Reinstalling the Modern Warfare app will restore it to default and troubleshoot the 0x00001338 error code in COD Modern Warfare.
Conclusively, check our detailed guide on ways to fix Modern Warfare Remastered crashing on your PC. Also, we have a detailed guide about why Modern Warfare 2 uninstalls itself on Xbox and PCs.
If you have further questions or suggestions, kindly drop them in the comments section.
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