Another of these errors is memory error 19-1367. A lot of users have been reporting this error when trying to play Modern Warfare 2. Apparently, the users get kicked off at the end or just before the end of every match and have to restart the game.

Why does my call of duty keep saying memory error?

The memory error is a common problem, and it can be caused by several things, including:

Outdated graphics card – If you have an older or budget graphics card, it may not be able to cope with the demands of the game. Overclocking software may be an option. Insufficient RAM – This is a common issue with older systems that don’t have much memory or hard drive space left. You can limit RAM usage to improve performance. Faulty memory – If you have recently added more RAM to your computer, you should check that the extra RAM has been seated properly and is not loose in its slot. Background programs – The game may use shared resources instead of dedicated ones. You can use PC performance monitor software to address such problems. System requirements – Some older PCs may not be able to handle newer games like Call of Duty. You can find out which graphics cards are compatible by checking the system requirements. Hardware issues – If the hardware is too hot, your console or PC may overheat and cause issues with games running properly.

How do I fix the memory error  19-1367 on Modern Warfare?

To ensure you cover all the bases, start off with the preliminary checks:

Ensure your computer meets the minimum system requirements for playing the game. Close all background programs or processes that may be competing for resources. Check that you’re running the latest update of Call of Duty. Restart your console and rest it for a while in case it was overheating.

1. Update your graphics card driver

If you’re like most people, you probably don’t update your computer’s drivers very often. That’s understandable; it can be pretty difficult to find the right driver for your system, and even if you do find one, there’s no guarantee that it will solve any issues you might be having with your PC. SPONSORED

2. Check for OS updates

3. Disable antivirus temporarily

4. Scan for viruses

5. Verify game files

The memory error on Modern Warfare is normal, even for a high-end PC. A combination of a good antivirus program as well as a firewall program helps prevent many of the memory errors you may encounter while playing. Disclaimer: this program needs to be upgraded from the free version in order to perform some specific actions. While you’re still here, check out how to deal with Modern Warfare packet loss in our dedicated guide. You may also experience mouse lag in Call of Duty, so don’t hesitate to refer to our comprehensive article on how to address this issue. Let us know whether these solutions have been of any help to you in the comment section below.

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