If you are trying to play Halo Infinite and crashing on startup, you are not alone. Plenty of players are encountering the same issues as you, and the problem is fixable. Start by relaunching the game, followed by restarting your system. For whatever reason restarting either the system or one can make certain games stop acting strange.
However, if neither troubleshooting step helped you with your Halo crashing issue, try updating your graphics drivers. To update your graphic driver, download the latest version from your manufacturer's website.
After this, download a program such as DDU and uninstall and update your driver. If updating GPU drivers doesn't work, it may be worth waiting a bit.
Related: All achievements in Halo Infinite
Halo Infinite's multiplayer beta just dropped, so there will be launch issues. The developers are also aware of problems players are experiencing, so it should not be long before we see a patch heading our way for the game.
In the meantime, players could try one other method to fix the crashing. However, it's only for AMD users, and it is a known problem. In short, if Async Compute in the Video Settings is set to On with certain RX 500 cards, it will cause the game to crash. So to fix it, just turn it off, and you should be able to play the game right after.
Be sure to check out our Halo Homepage to see all the latest news, guides, and content for Halo Infinite!
Andrew Vaughan is a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides that has written guides on popular RPGs and FPS survival titles for several years. Andrew Vaughan specializes in survival and roleplaying games and has been a lifelong gamer.