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Ask a question » April 2016 Call Of Duty 4 ( COD 4) runs well on the single player game option, however, there are problems when you switch to the multiplayer mode. First, ascertain your computer model and look for a sound card update. If video games are installed on a secondary partition, download the latest BIOS updates for your system's motherboard. Some soundcards need additional instructions and setting the sound tool is done by enabling Stereo Mix. In addition, a USB microphone plugged in the system's USB port may solve the issue. It is observed that while connecting a microphone jack to the sound card, a pair of headphones or RCA connectors will eliminate the problem. Plugging into a microphone jack can result in breakdown of components in your system. Issue I have installed COD4 on my Windows machine. All other games work correctly, but when I try to run COD4 it crashes. This is a very common problem caused by the system's audio device. Solution Go to Start > Control Panel Double click on the Sound Tool Click on the Recording tab Right click and select View Disabled Devices Enable the Stereo Mix COD4 should now run normally Notes Thanks to gragrand for this tip. Tip inspired from this post on the forum Published by jak58. - Latest update by Paul Berentzen Previous Call of Duty Modern warfare - Installing maps packs Next COD 4 - Changing Code key.
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