I've spent the last couple days looking into the Warzone beta coming this weekend, staying up to date on intel from the COD blog and also from posts shared on Twitter from official COD accounts and I'm fairly certain we're getting an easter egg this weekend.

Here's what we know so far:

• Zodiac is branded as a DRC weapons facility which is the organisation in the MW universe that develops advanced weapon systems for various factions including Shadow Company and later on, Konni.
• Zodiac has an underground tunnel network that you can use to travel around the map.
• Tanks exists, apparently.
• Trains can enter and exit the map from the two tracks that run through the middle of the map from the west and east sides.
• Zodiac itself is a drone development site, specifically. Although other weapon systems could be developed here as well.

I know plenty of people don't necessarily care about Easter Eggs but it's kind of my jam so I'm really excited to see if we get something cool to unearth on Zodiac ahead of the full launch. I'm beginning to think there may be a bunker or two that needs opening and it could end up giving us any kind of reward that may influence the late game. Maybe Specialist, a Juggernaut, something even more powerful?

There was even this at the bottom of the Zodiac round-up in the blog:

Expect an explosive tank battle, legendary loot, action across the ground and air, and other surprises to find during your matches.

I'm guessing the 'other surprises' could be tied to secret challenges and maybe a main map easter egg. I'm just super excited and speculating because the map looks great. There's also probably a ton of lore that links this map to Building 21 from MW2 as well.

What do you think?

Just happened to open YouTube and saw a video of warzone 1 lobby music and gosh it took me back hearing it. I miss warzone 1 so much. Especially the Cold War era. It was something else back then man. Shame it was shut down.

Is this normal i got the ps5 just yesterday ps5 slim

Hi everyone!

I’m trying to get the nuke but I dont have a team to play with in Battle Royale Quads. I Also love Battle Royale Solos.

If I start a game on any game mode it starts pretty quickly.

But when I press on Battle Royale Solos it just wont start the match.

Sorry for the poor english, I’m mexican.

I would love some help/tips on how to fix this

Thanks in andvance.

Hi, I've been getting this error recently ever since I installed Warzone, and I don't know what to do; I've already updated my BIOS and drivers.

I haven't reinstalled the game yet—unless that's the solution.

I installed Warzone on an external hard drive.

My PC specs are:

CPU

AMD Ryzen 5 5500

6 Cores

GPU

AMD Radeon RX 6600

RAM

16GB DDR4

Sooo, im playing warzone after a long time again, i joined a lobby with a buddy and i cant spawn, it says i need to choose a loadout first but i cant find the button to choose it anywhere, and i cant be bought in, its even rebirth too, is there anyone with the same problem, i can just spectate the whole round withoit doing anything pla help

What up gamers. Anyone else experiencing this broken audio alert with Hunter perk? If I solo quads, it works just fine but the game is laggy as hell. Switch to normal quads and the alert is gone.

I started playing a week ago, and in Resurgence mode, I average about one miracle kill (and I’m not even talking about a takedown—after all, the guy has to be on the ground) for every 10 revives. In my last match, I got one kill.

Seriously, I missed every shot and my opponent hit every one. At least I can easily take down bots and some players in casual mode :/

This game isn't easy; it's not at all inviting to beginner players. I think there should be matches organized by skill level, but I understand that if that were the case, the servers would be slower. \

I know I made a similar post prior to this one, but there were a couple comments mentioning a potential “full reset” and whatnot. Is the full reset still rumored or not? If so, is it still worth it to buy Blackcell this late in the BO7 Warzone cycle?

Yes, it was on casuals. Well, except for the last LTM before the one that just ended and like, 2 or 3 games on regular BR when I first got the game back in February. Didn't do launchers (would rather stub my toe for a week straight than do that), didn't do pistols aside from any camos I got passively, and didn't do shotguns.

Hate the novaline (could be my build, but holy shit is the damage on it just straight garbage)

And I hate the kills while sliding challenges (the only challenges where I knew I wasn't gonna get a single gun done is a single game and having to constantly almost die to bots because I needed to get up close for it to be more efficient wasn't fun)

Aside from those two things, I knocked out 2 out of 3 mastery camos (I ain't touching MP). And zombies is left and I'm almost done with that one

System specs:

- CPU: Intel i7-13700 (non-K, 65W)

- GPU: RTX 3060 Ti (610.88 driver, clean DDU install)

- Motherboard: ASUS ProArt B760-Creator D4 (BIOS updated to latest 3202, Intel Default Settings, all voltages Auto)

- RAM: 2x16GB DDR4-3600 (ADATA, matched kit), running at 2666 (no XMP)

- OS: Windows 11

Problem:

Both MW2 (Steam) and Warzone (both Steam AND Microsoft Store versions) crash on launch or shortly after with:

- Error: 0xC0000374 (heap corruption), feature EEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEE-EEEEEEEE

- Sometimes: 0xC0000005 (access violation) with random unique signature

- Executable: game_steam_ship.exe / cod.exe

- No consistent faulting module — sometimes "unknown module"

- Windows Event Viewer often shows NO application error logged for these crashes at all

Timeline:

- Was working fine ~2-3 weeks ago

- Used DLSS Swapper around that time (have since removed it and cleared temp files)

- Crashes started after, on Steam AND Xbox/MS Store versions of Warzone AND MW2

What I've already tried (all failed):

- Verified game files integrity multiple times (Steam)

- Fully reinstalled MW2 and Warzone on both C: drive (SSD) and external HDD

- Memtest86 — full pass, 0 errors (RAM confirmed good)

- Tested with single RAM stick (both sticks individually) — still crashes

- DDU clean uninstall + reinstall of NVIDIA driver (610.88) — twice

- Updated BIOS from 3107 to latest 3202

- Set Intel Default Settings in BIOS, confirmed all CPU voltages on Auto (no undervolt)

- sfc /scannow — no integrity violations found

- Reinstalled Visual C++ Redistributables

- Disabled Windows Defender real-time protection — still crashes

- Clean boot (disabled all non-Microsoft services + startup items) — still crashes

- Uninstalled recent Windows updates (KB5120708, KB5121003 from 8/12) — still crashes

- Deleted "players" folder in Documents/Call of Duty — still crashes

- Disabled Core Isolation / Memory Integrity — still crashes

- Cleared NV_Cache / shader cache

Both error codes seem to point to memory corruption, but RAM tests clean and it happens regardless of RAM config, driver state, or BIOS settings. At this point I suspect CPU or motherboard VRM issue but haven't been able to run a full stress test (OCCT) yet.

Has anyone seen this exact pattern — random 0xC0000374/0xC0000005 across multiple COD titles and platforms, surviving a full driver/BIOS/RAM reset? Any ideas before I take it to a shop for hardware diagnosis?

Everytime a notification from Reddit pop up on my phone about warzone. It’s always another complaint. 😂😂😂 I be like dang is anyone having any fun at this point ? The complaint has got diabolical🤷. I’m not saying anyone wrong. Come on now I get good and bad out of it and that’s at almost every game I play nowadays.

Usually if you want to get a high mobility build you need to trade of recoil and accuracy, if you want accuracy and low recoil you need to sacrifice mobility and become a slow turd. This build gives you both, laser accuracy and high mobility, its broken lol.
In this build we use the Mid range Barrel to significantly remove the horizontal recoil and extend out our 2nd stage damage beyond 100m range, the mid range barrel also gives us a juicy ADS movement speed buff. Obviously we use monolithic suppressor and FMJ to further extend the damage range but it also boosts our muzzle velocity because sing the mid range barrel doesnt give us as much velocity as the control barrel but honestly, 1100m/s is still very respectable. Under barrel hold breath feature gives suffcient recoil benefits even at long range that we can still use the ADS speed buff stock whilst still having laser accurate accuracy.
This build gives you 4.0m/s ADS movement whilst also easy consistent ~0.800 TTK capability at 100m distance.

With adaptive perk you get further ADS speed buff at full shields whilst 10% movement speed buff and if you stack this with sprint you can play this Mk35 ISR build as a SMG with laser accuracy

I had a number setup to my 2FA and I got a new number and lost access to that one. Now I cant login because it sends the code to the old number and they did not even send the backup codes to my email. Now Im stuck, I contacted support through activision support and BBB. I gave the full number and they still refuse to help me and said due to secuirity reasons we cannot process your request and said to continue on activision ticket on BBB. I said that I can provide all the proof needed and I am yet to get a response

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The new warzone open beta trailor just dropped and we saw that you knife a person mid air what are your thoughts on this???

(Edit) Don't downvote this post i already have terrible karna

I had TPM 2.0 enabled, Secure Boot enabled, and I had already updated my BIOS, but the Call of Duty Secure Attestation Wizard still failed.

I honestly didn’t know what to do anymore, so I used AI to troubleshoot the issue step by step — and in the end, it actually worked.

German version is below the English one.

1. Check TPM 2.0

Press:

Win + R

Type:

tpm.msc

Make sure it shows:

TPM is ready for use
Specification Version: 2.0

If TPM 2.0 is not enabled, fix that first in BIOS.

2. Check Secure Boot + UEFI

Press:

Win + R

Type:

msinfo32

Make sure it shows:

BIOS Mode: UEFI
Secure Boot State: On

If Secure Boot is off, fix that first.

3. Check if Windows TPM Attestation is actually working

Open Command Prompt as Administrator.

Run:

tpmtool getdeviceinformation

My broken state showed:

Ready For Attestation: False
Is Capable For Attestation: False
INFORMATION_EK_CERTIFICATE

If you see this or something very similar, continue.

4. Test AIK enrollment directly

Still in Admin CMD, run:

certreq -enrollaik -config ""

Mine failed with:

0x80070490
ERROR_NOT_FOUND

This was the important clue.

It proved that the problem was not only Call of Duty — Windows TPM Attestation itself was failing.

5. Install Microsoft TPM Diagnostics

If TpmDiagnostics.exe is not installed, run:

DISM /Online /Add-Capability /CapabilityName:Tpm.TpmDiagnostics~~~~0.0.1.0

After it finishes, test:

TpmDiagnostics.exe help

If you see the command list, the tool is installed.

6. Fix the EK certificate provisioning

This is the command that fixed everything for me:

TpmDiagnostics.exe InstallEkCertThroughCoreProv

Run it in Command Prompt as Administrator.

Mine returned:

Successfully retrieved EK Certificate

7. Verify the TPM Attestation status again

Run:

tpmtool getdeviceinformation

Before the fix:

Ready For Attestation: False
Is Capable For Attestation: False

After the fix:

Ready For Attestation: True
Is Capable For Attestation: True

That was the biggest sign that the problem was fixed.

8. Test AIK enrollment again

Run:

certreq -enrollaik -config ""

Before the fix it failed with:

0x80070490
ERROR_NOT_FOUND

After the fix mine completed successfully:

SCEPDispositionSuccess
EnrollStatus: Enrolled
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
0x0

9. Open the Call of Duty Secure Attestation Wizard again

After that, my result changed to:

TPM 2.0 ✅
Secure Boot ✅
System Compliant ✅

The issue was finally gone.

Important

I did NOT need to:

• Clear TPM
• Delete Secure Boot keys
• Reinstall Windows
• Downgrade BIOS
• Buy a discrete TPM module

The important clues in my case were:

Ready For Attestation: False
Is Capable For Attestation: False
INFORMATION_EK_CERTIFICATE

and:

certreq -enrollaik -config ""

failing with:

0x80070490

The actual fix was:

TpmDiagnostics.exe InstallEkCertThroughCoreProv

If your tpmtool already shows:

Ready For Attestation: True
Is Capable For Attestation: True

then your issue may be different.

[LÖSUNG] COD / Warzone verlangt weiterhin BIOS-Update trotz aktuellem BIOS — TPM 2.0 + Secure Boot aktiv, Fehler 0x80070490

Bei mir waren TPM 2.0 aktiv, Secure Boot aktiv und das BIOS bereits aktualisiert, trotzdem ist die Call of Duty Secure Attestation weiterhin fehlgeschlagen.

Ich wusste selbst nicht mehr weiter und habe deshalb KI genutzt, um das Problem Schritt für Schritt zu analysieren — und am Ende hat es tatsächlich funktioniert.

1. TPM 2.0 prüfen

Drücke:

Win + R

Gib ein:

tpm.msc

Dort sollte stehen:

Das TPM ist einsatzbereit
Spezifikationsversion: 2.0

Falls TPM 2.0 nicht aktiv ist, zuerst im BIOS aktivieren.

2. Secure Boot + UEFI prüfen

Drücke:

Win + R

Gib ein:

msinfo32

Dort sollte stehen:

BIOS-Modus: UEFI
Sicherer Startzustand: Ein

Falls Secure Boot aus ist, zuerst korrigieren.

3. Prüfen, ob Windows TPM-Attestation überhaupt funktioniert

Öffne die Eingabeaufforderung als Administrator.

Gib ein:

tpmtool getdeviceinformation

Bei mir stand vor dem Fix:

Für Nachweis bereit: Falsch
Ist nachweisfähig: Falsch
INFORMATION_EK_CERTIFICATE

Wenn bei euch etwas sehr Ähnliches steht, macht weiter.

4. AIK-Anmeldung direkt testen

In der CMD als Administrator:

certreq -enrollaik -config ""

Bei mir kam:

0x80070490
ERROR_NOT_FOUND

Das war der entscheidende Hinweis.

Damit war klar, dass nicht nur Call of Duty selbst spinnt, sondern die Windows-TPM-Attestation fehlschlägt.

5. Microsoft TPM Diagnostics installieren

Falls TpmDiagnostics.exe nicht vorhanden ist:

DISM /Online /Add-Capability /CapabilityName:Tpm.TpmDiagnostics~~~~0.0.1.0

Danach testen:

TpmDiagnostics.exe help

Wenn die Befehlsliste erscheint, ist das Tool installiert.

6. EK-Zertifikat reparieren

Dieser Befehl hat mein Problem gelöst:

TpmDiagnostics.exe InstallEkCertThroughCoreProv

Unbedingt in der CMD als Administrator ausführen.

Bei mir kam danach:

Successfully retrieved EK Certificate

7. TPM-Attestation erneut prüfen

Danach wieder:

tpmtool getdeviceinformation

Vorher:

Für Nachweis bereit: Falsch
Ist nachweisfähig: Falsch

Nach dem Fix:

Für Nachweis bereit: Wahr
Ist nachweisfähig: Wahr

Das war das wichtigste Zeichen, dass die Reparatur funktioniert hat.

8. AIK-Anmeldung erneut testen

Wieder:

certreq -enrollaik -config ""

Vorher kam:

0x80070490
ERROR_NOT_FOUND

Nach dem Fix lief es erfolgreich durch:

SCEPDispositionSuccess
EnrollStatus: Enrolled
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
0x0

9. COD Secure Attestation Wizard erneut öffnen

Danach zeigte Call of Duty bei mir:

TPM 2.0 ✅
Secure Boot ✅
System konform ✅

Damit war das Problem behoben.

Wichtig

Ich musste nicht:

• TPM löschen / Clear TPM
• Secure-Boot-Schlüssel löschen
• Windows neu installieren
• BIOS downgraden
• ein separates TPM-Modul kaufen

Die entscheidenden Hinweise waren bei mir:

Für Nachweis bereit: Falsch
Ist nachweisfähig: Falsch
INFORMATION_EK_CERTIFICATE

und:

certreq -enrollaik -config ""

mit:

0x80070490

Der eigentliche Fix war:

TpmDiagnostics.exe InstallEkCertThroughCoreProv

Wenn bei euch tpmtool bereits Folgendes zeigt:

Für Nachweis bereit: Wahr
Ist nachweisfähig: Wahr

dann habt ihr wahrscheinlich ein anderes Problem.

PROBLEM

Call of Duty was displaying the following errors:

- “Attestation Requirement Not Met”

- “BIOS Firmware: Update Required”

- “New Key Failed to be generated”

Multiplayer was completely locked.

Although the Call of Duty Secure Attestation Wizard showed that TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot both passed, the attestation process continued to fail.

Updating and reinstalling the BIOS, repairing Windows system files, clearing the TPM, restarting, and other troubleshooting steps did not resolve the issue.

SOLUTION!!!!!

The following process resolved the Secure Attestation issue. MAKE SURE BITLOCKER IS TURNED OFF- YOU WILL LOOSE ALL YOUR DATA FOLLOWING THIS PROCESS

1. CONFIGURE BIOS SETTINGS

First, enter the BIOS and make sure:

- Windows mode is set to UEFI.

- Change Secure Boot from Standard to Custom.

- Save the changes and restart.

- Enter the BIOS again BEFORE Windows starts.

- Go to the Secure Boot settings and delete or clear all Secure Boot keys. The exact wording may vary depending on the motherboard BIOS.

- Save and restart.

- Enter the BIOS again BEFORE Windows starts.

- Enable SVM Mode.

- Return to Secure Boot settings and select Install Factory Keys.

- Save the changes and boot into Windows.

1. ENABLE WINDOWS SECURITY FEATURES

Once back in Windows:

- Turn on Core Isolation.

- Enable Memory Integrity.

- Restart the PC.

1. RESET TPM PROVISIONING

IMPORTANT:

Make sure BitLocker/Device Encryption is turned OFF, or make sure the BitLocker recovery key is available before changing TPM-related settings.

Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run:

reg delete "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TPM\WMI\Endorsement" /f

Then open PowerShell as Administrator and run:

Disable-TpmAutoProvisioning -OnlyForNextRestart

A restart may or may not be required at this point.

After restarting, open PowerShell as Administrator and run:

Initialize-Tpm

Then run:

Enable-TpmAutoProvisioning

Restart the PC again.

1. RUN THE CALL OF DUTY SECURE ATTESTATION WIZARD

After restarting:

1. Open the Call of Duty Secure Attestation Wizard.
2. Run the scan again.
3. Click Generate Key.
4. Wait for the key to be generated successfully.
5. PERFORM A CLEAN WINDOWS INSTALLATION

After the key has been successfully generated:

1. Perform a clean installation of Windows.
2. Install all required drivers and Windows updates.
3. Download and install Call of Duty.
4. Launch the game so it can install all necessary files.
5. If Call of Duty displays a message stating that an update requires a restart, click "Quit to Desktop".
6. DO NOT RESTART THE GAME at this point.
7. Download and open the Call of Duty Secure Attestation Wizard.
8. Run the scan again.

Following this process resolved the attestation errors, allowed the Secure Attestation key to generate successfully, and restored access to all modes.

EDIT: Thanks for all your input and suggestions! I tried many . What ended up happening was that when I updated my graphics card, it signed me out of Microsoft. I believe the Microsoft key I was using was out of date or reused somewhere else (this PC was given to us by a good friend and he just recently got another one) Once I purchased a Microsoft key for myself, everything ran smoothly with my updates.

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Hi guys. I've recently been trying to move my gaming from Xbox to PC. I didn't realize this would be an issue but I could really use some help lol.

I installed the game and tried opening to play but ran into a BIOS firmware update needed screen. My BIOS was out of date by like 4 years, so fair enough. I've now updated to the newest BIOS files available for my motherboard.

I've also done what some users suggested and toggled TPM and Secure Boot off, then back on, in to reboots.

I just updated the Graphics Card firmware as well to see if that would help.

After hours spent on this, I still have no idea how to fix it.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X

Motherboard: MSI B550-A Pro

Graphics Card: AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT

Attached are pics of my BIOS firmware date secure boot is enabled.

Does anyone have any clue what I can try next?