Call of Duty World At War errors (d3dx9_37.dll & Unhandled exception )

Mike S
#1. November 5th, 2008, at 1:45 AM.

Hey there. I downloaded the dll file required and go past the first error. The second error (unhandled exception) popped up and that’s what caused me to stumble onto this article.

I followed your instructions to get to the sound settings but then I realised that my sound was /always/ set at 24/48000.

Not sure what to do? Still having the same error.

Marshall
#2. November 6th, 2008, at 9:42 PM.

Hey,

I’m on Vista Business and am having a problem with your solution. I downloaded the .dll, but when I try to address the sound issue all of my options in the dropdown menu (Sound >>Speakers>>advanced) are 16-bit. Am I out of luck on my OS or am I missing something?

Thanks,
Marshall

Bryan
#3. November 7th, 2008, at 12:52 PM.

Hey,

I followed al your instructions downloaden .dll
I went to the Sound setting and i noticed that my sound already was at 24-bits/48000

Still can’t start it. Still got
error during initialization unhandled exception caught

Can Someone help me?

Dbtking2212
#4. November 7th, 2008, at 3:59 PM.

I downloaded the .dll file (just googled the file name), but then as for the second problem, my speakers are already set to 24-bit 48000 Hz..

Any advice? The second bit of advice seems a bit dodgy.

Eric
#5. November 7th, 2008, at 4:32 PM.

Got rid of the dll problem but the second one that people seem to attribute to sound and in the posting I am responding to indicates that it is a Vista issue. Great, I am getting it in XP as well.

Ziad
#6. November 9th, 2008, at 4:21 PM.

Hey there i have the same problem as marshall
Hey,

I’m on Vista Business and am having a problem with your solution. I downloaded the .dll, but when I try to address the sound issue all of my options in the dropdown menu (Sound >>Speakers>>advanced) are 16-bit. Am I out of luck on my OS or am I missing something?

Thanks,
Marshall
I have the same problem i even downloaded the latest dx file… i dont get it what is the problem please.. if you have a solution other then the sound one, contact me at ziadkhalife95@hotmail.com

pride
#7. November 10th, 2008, at 6:35 AM.

FOUND FIX FOR VISTA

Ok at first I was getting the dll problem, so i download it off the net (google it) put the dll in my systems32 folder (”c:/windows/system32/”)

Then i got the “Error during initialization: Unhandled exception caught” message when i opened, and this error became very comon between heaps of people I noticed, some people where able to get around by fixing there sounds settings as listed on most forums on the interweb (and above on this forum).. but like some mine are already on the correct setting and I am still getting the error.. so then..

I right clicked “CoDWaWbeta.exe” file >
“properties” >
then click on the “Compatibility” tab >
Check the “Run this program in compatibility mode for:” box and select “Windows XP (Service pack 2)”

…. Fixed … Enjoy :D

Ryan
#8. November 11th, 2008, at 8:44 AM.

The solution worked, but now I am unable to use anything but stereo settings in the game. This is despite having a 5.1 system. I use Realtek Audio HD S/PDIF (COAX). The speakers in 5.1 on other appz work great.

Any Suggestions?

And.. this is in regards to the FULL version of the game.

paralyz3
#9. November 12th, 2008, at 3:57 AM.

O seriously THANKS, the sound fix worked finally :)

Hal White
#10. November 13th, 2008, at 2:33 PM.

I didn’t get the errors, all I got was it failed to work and a “windows is looking for a solution” window, but did the 2 fixes anyway. It worked after the sound fix. Great solution to the problem!!!

andy
#11. November 15th, 2008, at 7:09 PM.

i have tried every solution to the unhandled exception error but had no joy in getting the game to work i am running on XP and i am in need of some idea’s please help !

some guy
#12. November 17th, 2008, at 9:23 AM.

I am having the same problem as Mike S. and Bryan. My settings were already at 24-bit/48000.

Solution please?

Seb-
#13. November 17th, 2008, at 7:27 PM.

I got the second error: “Error during initialization: Unhandled exception caught”.
And your fix helped me. Thanks.

Rick J
#14. November 17th, 2008, at 7:43 PM.

I also am having this issue. I am running XP Pro and do not have the seetings that Vista has for sound. If anyone comes up with a solution that would be great.

ATIF
#15. November 18th, 2008, at 3:58 PM.

i use window xp professional edition service pack 3. got tis error.
Intel core2 duo, 2 GB system ram, nvidia 8600GT video card and intel main board.
“Error during initialization: Unhandled exception caught”
[Waiting for $init to finish. There may be assets missing from code_post_gfx.]

I love COD and want to play. What should i do sir???

David M
#16. November 18th, 2008, at 10:58 PM.

Im using vista home, i did the sound fix, im running it in compatability mode for sp2 and still nothing

Tony
#17. November 19th, 2008, at 1:24 AM.

I am also having the “Error during initialization: Unhandled exception caught” error but i am on XP.
Can anyone help me. Thanks.

Tony
#18. November 19th, 2008, at 2:33 AM.

Dudes i fixed the problem for xp.
1. Open to control panel.
2. Open sound.
3. Go to hardware.
4. Disable the Uni-Modem Half-Duplex audio device.

Open Cod and it works.

Atif Pakistani
#19. November 19th, 2008, at 5:11 AM.

Solution for Windows XP users:
————————————

“Unhandeled Exception Error” fixed
It worked for me very well. Solution is as under:

Go to “My Computer”
Right click on it Select “Properties”
“Hardware” then “Device Manager”
Select “Sound video and game control”
There, disable “UniModem full Duplex Audio Device”

Now run the game & Enjoy

dsx
#20. November 19th, 2008, at 6:33 AM.

If all else fails try this:

Edit your shortcut file for the multiplayer exe and add a command so that it would look like this:

GamePath\CoDWaWmp.exe +seta com_startupIntroPlayed 0

Long story short: I found that the crash happens during retrieval of player profiles. That command simply tricks the game as if the intro movie for the multiplayer has not been played yet. If the game thinks it is the first time the multiplayer has been run, It does not retrieve the player profiles.

xp
#21. November 19th, 2008, at 5:29 PM.

hollo evey body
fuck this game stell not work i am feixsed 2 problem but
it is not work what i am do it is very slow with anothr pc
pleass help me?????????????????????

Dawg
#22. November 19th, 2008, at 7:30 PM.

Disabling the Uni-Modem Half-Duplex Audio Device worked like a charm for me.

Dan
#23. November 19th, 2008, at 11:20 PM.

I have xp pro. Getting the “Unhandled exception error” I dont have a Unimodem to disable in device manager. Game patched, drivers are current, thinking about a format. Is anyone else have the same issue as me about not being able to disable the unimodem???

Dan
#24. November 20th, 2008, at 1:21 AM.

Ok, so I think I fixed my problem “Unhandled exception error” or atleast I was able to play and feel satisfied. Better than a sparatic 15min game to 3 min game with restarts mixed in between. I have been playing since about 5 mins after my last comment. I rolled back my driver for my video card from the newest version of Nvidia drivers ver. 178.24 to 175.19 It totaly worked for me. At first I went back too far and my 8800GT was not recognized. I really hope this helps. That Directx 9 error was starting to send chills down my spine.

lisa
#25. November 20th, 2008, at 3:03 AM.

I dont have that file to disable, I have xp pro, followed all fixes, including changing screen to 800×600 and still no joy…about to return this lame game

AsHu
#26. November 20th, 2008, at 10:14 AM.

Thanx a lot bro i was seriosly angry that why my new game is not working but because of u it started thanx a lot again

Atif Pakistani
#27. November 20th, 2008, at 3:14 PM.

Lisa your post no. is 25. Follow the post #19.
Add 1 thing more.
When you are in device manager, scan once, this will refresh your installed or uninstalled hardware status. Then you must have unimodem disabling feature. Other wise reinstall sound card or the whole Windows xp with Service Pack 3.
Hope this will fix your problem…..

Jakkar
#28. November 20th, 2008, at 6:36 PM.

I’m having the issue reported by Ryan - 5.1 doesn’t work. Kick up a storm about it, this needs to be fixed. Realtek and Creative soundcards seem to be the common feature between sufferers.

- Jack

Martin
#29. November 22nd, 2008, at 6:13 PM.

xp
run dxdiag, see if your sound card is running as ‘emulated’ if it is, go into regedit, search for words “device presence”. Change emulated to 0, VXd to 1 and WDM to 1. Find all of them and change.
If you have trouble with that, maybe try to manually navigate to this key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\MediaResources\DirectSound\Device Presence

Mike
#30. November 24th, 2008, at 5:59 PM.

I’m having the same problem as Lisa.

No uni-modem file to disable.

Reinstalled soundcard and service pack, but I still don’t have it.

Suggestions?

Tam
#31. November 24th, 2008, at 7:07 PM.

OMFG THX YOU MARTIN !

I Have XP SP3 and i got this fuck’**g error !!!
I have tried so many fix but no work !!

Your FIX work !

“run dxdiag, see if your sound card is running as ‘emulated’ if it is, go into regedit, search for words “device presence”. Change emulated to 0, VXd to 1 and WDM to 1. Find all of them and change”

I love you, you are my god, thx you very much.

Regards.

John
#32. November 25th, 2008, at 2:59 AM.

Alright, so I have banged my head against the wall trying to solve this for days. I run Vista 32 bit, and the sound/speaker fix didn’t do squat for me. Finally, in a stroke of dumb luck, I went into my Catalyst video settings via the control center (ATI 4850) and turned on the support for DXT Textures. You can find this checkbox under 3D->More Settings.

If you are having problems with the unhandled exception error with Vista and you are running an ATI card, I highly suggest you check out this setting and make sure it is turned on.

Hope that helps!

TCO
#33. November 26th, 2008, at 7:22 AM.

Martin,i tryed your suggsestion,didnt work..
i have xp sp2..maybe i should get sp3?

Huy
#34. November 26th, 2008, at 11:49 AM.

I think this solution can help.

At first time I installed the game without installing punket ( or something like that, because I saw from the description it’s just for anti-cheating) and without directX 9.0c too ( because I already had).
And I have that “unhandled exception caught” problem.

I uninstall and install again, and this time I install both punket and directX 9.0c when asked. And I eventually see the menu.

Unfortunately, just the menu. After I clicked on new game, it returned back to the menu. Nothing happened. Someone says that it’s the bug that conceal the loading screen, but I waited more than 10′. Anyway I had passed that damn “unhandled exception” trouble. Hope this works with you too.

Someone pls tell me how to solve my problem.

Sam
#35. November 26th, 2008, at 12:23 PM.

Unhandled Exception Error almost drives me crazy & i never have these problem before with any other games to date.
Disabling the Uni-Modem Half-Duplex Audio Device works wonder.
Thanks for those uploading the tips.

Huy
#36. November 26th, 2008, at 12:24 PM.

I eventually find a solution for that. I have just disconnected ( disable my Local Area Connection at the tight bottom ) and finally the game loaded.
Someone should tell Treyarch to be more responsible with their products. I experienced a lot more bugs in the game later.

Wass Ji
#37. November 28th, 2008, at 1:54 PM.

Hi guys,
I was looking around for a fix to this error message and others:
Error: Could not load material “water_dynamic_spray”

Well…like many of you, I don’t have the unimodem…drivers, but they were installed from the time when I was using my old HSP56modem. Cod WAW is not using the primary sound card by default so you have to uninstall your “”"DIAL UP”"” modem drivers (if you no longer use’em) only dialup modems!!! If you can’t find the drivers on your add/remove hardware, look into modems and remove any modem listed there.

It worked for me (and I was about to give up) so it may work for you too.

Silvie
#38. December 2nd, 2008, at 5:53 PM.

John on reply #32 was spot on for me…. enable DXT textures… works a treat now… cheers !

Damir
#39. December 13th, 2008, at 5:48 AM.

THX you Martin
first fix that worked and i tried them all
For all win XP SP3 users this little registry editing works.

jay
#40. December 13th, 2008, at 7:52 AM.

1. Follow the steps about the Audio part…setting default playback format to 24 bit 48000Hz

(for Windows Vista) and disable Unimodem Half Duplex in Device Manager (for Windows XP)
2. Install DirectX 9.0c (November 2008)
3. Install Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
4. Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 Redistributable or Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1

Redistributable
5. and the most important, for Nvidia video cards, install Forceware 175.19 driver (if using

unsupported Nvidia video cards like GeForce 9500GT, install Forceware 175.31 Beta driver)
6. Delete all videos in the the Videos folder except for default.bik

anjo
#41. December 14th, 2008, at 4:12 AM.

tony.. #18! great wotk!! thanks!! it worked!!!

alejandro
#42. December 15th, 2008, at 7:44 PM.

pelase help me i cant do nothing whit this fix i try all!!! solutions and nothing..im crazy i have 8800gs video card and IDT audio card, i put sound studio quality 24 bit and nothing dunno what happen please help me other solution !! Pleaseeeeeee i bought this game 50 dollars omg i have vista 32 bit and quad core processor..

jilkim
#43. December 23rd, 2008, at 7:21 PM.

#18-19 will fix XP problems verified

enjoy

Curlack
#44. December 25th, 2008, at 12:43 PM.

Hey.

Well I have turned off Uni-Modem Half-Duplex audio device. And that abled me to get to the main menu screen. Now i’m having a diffrent problem.

I click “Find Server / Find Game” and it ethier crashes then or I can click on a server, it will go onto the map loading screen and then crash onto Desktop with the “unhandled exception” error.

I have desiabled Uni-Modem Half-Duplex audio device. I have tried making another port as suggested by Activision, and nothing is working.

I run XP by the way. I need help!

Sharjil Khawaja
#45. January 2nd, 2009, at 3:29 PM.

K just like some people here, i don’t have UniModem to disable. I tried to scan so it would refresh, but still no luck. I’m using windows XP. Help is appreciated, and for now i’m just going to redownload the game and see if it works.

sam
#46. January 4th, 2009, at 2:38 AM.

My sound was already set as 24 bit 48000Hz (Studio Quality).

and im getting that problem so i dont know what to do man.
please email me what to do!

Kristjan
#47. January 11th, 2009, at 6:43 AM.

OMG this sucks. I have vista 32bit and i dont have the 24 bit option.
Nothing’s working.

jonnfor
#48. January 11th, 2009, at 2:28 PM.

GREEEAT! worked here!

Thank you from brazil!

jhoninha
#49. January 24th, 2009, at 9:05 AM.

Gostaria de saber as manhas q o jogo tem! agradeço des de agora muito obrigado!

NEOchi
#50. February 6th, 2009, at 7:08 AM.

Hello all,

The disabling of “UniModem full Duplex Audio Device” in Device Manager worked for me. I’m using XP SP3. Woo hoo, going to war!!
See you all >:)

Naethyn
#51. February 10th, 2009, at 5:06 PM.

After spending a few moments searching for a solution, I found yours and it resolved the issue in mere seconds. Thank you very much, if only all issues were solved that quickly!

War_Fiend
#52. February 11th, 2009, at 9:54 PM.

i have tried many solutions to fix the “unhandled exception” error. none have worked. i tried to find that sound modem to disable it but like many of us here, i don’t have it (unless its under another name). i downloaded both patch 1.1 and 1.2, and got on to the multiplayer screen for a bit. however, when i attempted to create an online profile it crashed again with this same error. i have tried everything, from running in compatibility mode to that “emulated” fix another poster suggested. nothing has worked so far. is there anything else i should try that could fix the multiplayer game?

for those experiencing a black screen problem in solo player (but can hear the game sounds), the fix is quite simple…set your video settings (go to the game options, graphics, video settings) and set it on 640*800 or the one above. poof the game is fixed

Hanuman
#53. February 16th, 2009, at 12:46 PM.

I just wanted to share my success story with this game. I spent no fewer than 5 hours after buying it over the weekend scouring the Internet looking for a solution. I ran into the “unhandled exception caught” error. I have a QuaCPU Q6600 2.40GHz and GeForce 8400 GS running XP Service Pack 2. I did the following as advised by many posters but none worked for me:
1. Update my graphics card drivers.
2. Upgrade to Service Pack 3.
3. Disable the Uni-Modem Half-Duplex audio device.
4. Disable dial-up modem.
5. Disable Local Area Connection and Internet access.
6. Decrease the Hardware Sound Acceleration Level after running DxDiag.
7. Re-install the game, DirectX 9.0c, and PunkBuster.
Finally, the only thing that got my game working is to run regedit, search for the words “device presence”, change emulated to 0, VXd to 1 and WDM to 1, and find all of them and change.
Thanks everyone and Martin. You guys rock!!!!!!

Hanuman
#54. February 16th, 2009, at 3:05 PM.

One caveat: Despite my high-spec CPU, the game lags seriously when using the default settings. I had to decrease the anti-aliasing from 4x to 2x and use the lowest video mode. The game graphics didn’t seem to suffer much though. Does anyone have any suggestions that will get rid of the lag using the default settings?

Cody
#55. February 16th, 2009, at 6:14 PM.

I have read all of these fixes and countless others and STILL I crash 30+ times a day. It’s getting to the point where the game isn’t worth the frustration. I’m running windows vista home. I’ve tried the 24 bit sound 48000 studio quality, and when I switch to that, not only do I still crash with the same Unhandled Exception error, but I hear NOTHING, no sound what so ever. The only way I can play with sound is 16 bit. :( PLEASE someone find a fix for this stupid error.

John Franklin
#56. February 21st, 2009, at 7:42 AM.

I have xp SP2, have updated all drivers… & I DO NOT HAVE UNIMODEM AUDIO DEVICE!!!!!! I get the “unhandled exception” probem. Please help.

War_Fiend
#57. February 27th, 2009, at 9:06 AM.

Hanuman, i don’t think the default settings work quite right, as i have tried to do just that to no avail. however, play the game on the lowest or second lowest video settings and turn all of the marked “yes” options (except bullet impacts just cause i like realistic warfare) to no. game works like a charm for me now. no lag on the first level and in the Pelileu landing. that being said, i hope someone has a solution that works to get rid of this unhandled exception error other than the audio device “fix” (don’t have it), and all the other “fixes” that just haven’t worked for me. to the person who suggested the regedit fix, how many times does this appear in the directory, because i did this and reset the acceleration to full but it still didn’t work for me.

Hanuman
#58. March 5th, 2009, at 3:07 PM.

War_Fiend, thanks for advice. I used the lowest video settings but never turned off all the marked “yes” buttons since I didn’t get to see your post until I finished the game. Oh well, I can always start a new game with a tougher challenge, and there is always the zombie round to play. Even with the “yes” buttons on, the lag was almost unnoticeable. I wonder why the game developers put in those default settings when they don’t work and virtually every computer is not capable of using them. Good luck with your next game!!!

War_Fiend
#59. March 25th, 2009, at 4:42 PM.

New update!!!

it seems that for those of us who get the unhandled exception error, the problem is that new profiles are magically appearing that interfere with you being able to play online and consequently give you that unhandled excpetion error. i have figured out that if you go (for xp, i don’t know what its under for vista) to your C:\\folder, documents and settings, administrator (or if you have a college computer like me, its under student), local settings, application data, activision, CodWAW, players, profiles- you can create a new profile. attempt to go online. it will boot you out, but go to the folder mentioned above. delete anything in that folder except the active.txt file and one of the profiles that magically appear in that folder. delete yours and the rest of the ones you won’t be using, then double click on the active.txt file and type that name in exactly as you see it. save it then enter multiplayer. you can now play.

the one downside of this is that it will boot you out during the middle of the game your playing in multiplayer, but its the best alternative (and certainly the only one that works for folks like myself who have tried everything) right now to playing multiplayer.

War_Fiend
#60. March 25th, 2009, at 5:10 PM.

i just realized that you don’t need to delete your profile folder, just so long as you switch between profiles when you edit the active.txt file.

sumeet
#61. April 15th, 2009, at 3:09 AM.

Windows XP Professional (5.1, Build 2600) Service Pack 2,Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU E2180 @ 2.00GHz (2 CPUs),Memory: 2048MB RAM ( 2GB RAM), System Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
and tell me
it fine to play Call of Duty World At War.
i have 2 DVD’s i install the error comes ” eroor during installization unhandled execption caught”
SO please help me

Henryneedshelp
#62. April 15th, 2009, at 9:23 PM.

alright i am using my brothers computer a very highly advanced computer its an XP, i have done pretty much all of the above solutions. i have no sound modem to disable like few others on here, i dont know where to change my sound settings to 24 bit 48000 Hz and the regedit does not work. I am using the beta client (multiplayer) and i was really hoping to playing it but i cant seem to get past this forsaken error, my screen goes black and it looks like its gonna load fine… but then goes to the error and crashes. I REALLY WANNA PLAY… so if anyone could please help me it would be very much be appricieated.

Tobias Dietrich
#63. May 3rd, 2009, at 10:16 AM.

Also,
ich habe das problem:
“Fehler während der Initialisierung: Unbehandelte Ausnahme gefangen”
Habe es auch so eingestellt wie beschrieben…
Läuft aber immernoch nicht -.-
Hast du velleicht noch nen tipp?
Das wäre lieb!!!
Glg Tobi

john
#64. July 17th, 2009, at 3:38 PM.

tentei tudo que foi dito nos tópicos anteriores, meu pc ja esta definido para 24-bit 48000 Hz,mas ainda não resolvi o segundo problema….

antrax
#65. July 31st, 2009, at 4:07 PM.

Hi I am running Vista 32 - bit

Just installed COD 5 with the latest patch 1.5.
If i try to get on multiplay mode iam getting this stupid error.
I already sett my sound settings to 24 bit 48000 (studio bla bla).
But the game is still giving me this damn error,

I need you help,
Thank you

Scott
#66. August 19th, 2009, at 9:56 AM.

Hi all,

-THIS IS THE XP FIX-

I bought this because it was half price the other day through Steam and encountered the “Unhandled Exception Caught” error.

I solved this problem by doing what Martin said in #29. Luckily I am a computer buff and knew exactly what he was talking about but for the slightly less o’fay people here I will explain in detail what to do. Please be aware I run Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3.

Go to “Run” in the “Start” menu on the bottom left hand side of your screen.

In the box that comes up type “regedit” and press “enter”.

In the screen that is displayed you need to go to “edit” at the top of the box and then “find..”

In the “find..” box you need to type in “device presence” and wait for it to search.

It should come up with the files “Emulated”, “VxD” and “WDM”.

You then need to right click on “Emulated” and go to “modify”. Here you change the numbers from 0 to 1.

Again the same for “VxD” to 1.

Again the same for “WDM” to 1.

Once done I would suggest a restart of the PC to flush error entrys.

On restart launch the game. When you select “Multiplayer” it might ask you to “Run in safe mode” click “no” on this and then from there on you should be error free!

Thanks for all the support from the other messages.

Scott

Kristiqn Nikolov
#67. August 25th, 2009, at 8:54 AM.

Any fix for windows 7 I tried all and nothing xD

btfielder
#68. September 9th, 2009, at 8:19 PM.

Stopped getting the “unhandled exception” error after I turned off the voice chat. Never used that stuff anyway.

TheCupboardMonkey
#69. September 23rd, 2009, at 9:15 AM.

I had this problem for ages and it bugged the hell out of me as nothing worked with XP
So i downloaded all the patches up to v1.6 and i got past it and i can play it now
only downside is ive got no sound…something else to work on but im halfway there =]

kike
#70. September 29th, 2009, at 7:40 PM.

hola muchas gracias yo teina el fallo#2 y lo solucione muchas gracias saludos

Maga
#71. October 12th, 2009, at 9:37 AM.

Apreciate that m8 jsut format my Laptoo and 4got bout that :P nice1 anywayz

Victor
#72. October 17th, 2009, at 4:34 PM.

—– Initializing Renderer —-
execing ragdoll.cfg from disk
—– Client Initialization —–
—– Client Initialization Complete —–
Trying SMP acceleration…
…succeeded.
—– R_Init —–
Getting Direct3D 9 interface…
Pixel shader version is 3.0
Vertex shader version is 3.0
Shader model 2.0 code path is available.
Shader model 3.0 code path is available.
Using Shader model 3.0 code path because it is the best available path on this hardware.
Attempting 1024 x 768 fullscreen with 32 bpp at 60 hz
Game window successfully created.
Using 4x anti-aliasing
Creating Direct3D device…
Com_TouchMemory: 0 msec. Using sum: 0
Loading fastfile code_post_gfx
Loading fastfile ui
Loading fastfile common
Loading fastfile patch
Initializing render targets…
Requested frame buffer to be 24-bit color with 8-bit alpha
DirectX returned a frame buffer that is 24-bit color with 8-bit alpha
Loading fastfile ‘code_post_gfx’
used 1.13 MB memory in DB alloc
Initializing static model cache…
Initializing dynamic buffers…
Initializing particle cloud buffer…
Creating Direct3D queries…
Loading fastfile ‘ui’
used 39.48 MB memory in DB alloc
Setting initial state…
DirectX reports 512 MB of video memory and 654 MB of available texture memory.
Using video memory size to cap used texture memory at 496 MB.
Texture detail is set automatically.
Using picmip 0 on most textures, 0 on normal maps, and 0 on specular maps
Error: Could not load material “water_droplet”.
Error: Could not load material “water_dynamic_spray”.

——- sound system initialization ——-
Waiting for $init to finish. There may be assets missing from code_post_gfx.

Error during initialization:
Unhandled exception caught

Apareceu isso no WINDOWS XP oq eu fassoooo mas antes disso apareceu Esse progama deve ser feixado deiseja eviar

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uk948
#73. November 10th, 2009, at 3:43 PM.

i have vista ultimate, COD world at war, starting error showing missing some d3dx9-37dll missing, downloaded and pasted in sytem32 folder, restarted and game crashed showing some —as of above victor-72— sound system initialization ——-
Loading fastfile ‘ui’
used 39.48 MB memory in DB alloc
Error during initialization:
Unhandled exception caught
I have done every thing like setting sound setting to 24 bit etc and mine there is no unimodem to desable. game still crashes pl help at the earliest.

uk948
#74. November 16th, 2009, at 2:45 PM.

I have solved the above problem, just do it. simply download and install dxwebsetup from microsoft, it is directx runtime file.

Mr.D
#75. November 21st, 2009, at 11:31 PM.

EVRYBODY FOR THOSE USING XP AND HAVE THE ANNOYING PROBLEM Unhandeled watever…..here wat u have to do :

go to “My Computer”
Right click on it Select “Properties”
“Hardware” then “Device Manager”
Select “Sound video and game control”
There, disable “UniModem full Duplex Audio Device OR!!!!!! SRS PREMIUM SOUND …I DINT HAVE UNIMODEM FULL DUPLEX AUDIO DEVICE BUT I HAD THE OTHER ONE and i disable it and IT WORKKKKKK!!!!!

I cant bother explaining y it work like that i spend like 8 hours trying to make the thing wok since i gut the game now …imma play it and FUCKK I AM TIRED….peace hope it works