More and more users upgrade to Window 11. Some users reported they can’t play Halo Infinite on Windows 11. Some of them are not sure whether Halo Infinite is compatible with Windows 11. This article will help users to check if they can run Halo Infinite on Windows 11 and how to fix the issue Halo Infinite not working or launching on Windows 11.
If your hardware does not meet the Halo Infinite system requirements, then you can’t play Halo Infinite on Windows 11. In other words, whether your computer can run Halo Infinite on Windows 11 is determined by if your hardware meets the Halo Infinite system requirements. So, let’s go through the Halo Infinite system requirements at first.
Halo Infinite System Requirements
System Requirements
Minimum
Recommended
OS
Windows 10 RS3 x64 or higher
Windows 10 19H2 x64 or higher
CPU
AMD FX-8370 or Intel i5-4440
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X or Intel i7-9700k
Memory
8 GB RAM
16 GB RAM
Graphics
AMD Radeon RX 570 or Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Radeon RX 5700 XT or Nvidia RTX 2070
Video memory
4 GB
8 GB
Vertex shader
5.1
5.1
Pixel Shader
5.1
5.1
Storage
50 GB
50 GB
How to Fix Halo Infinite Not Working or Crashing on Windows 11?
Close Apps That Use Your Network
Press Win plus X keys and select Task Manager.
Choose Processes tab, all apps using data will be in the Network list.
End the apps that use the most data.
Close all apps using network
Turn off Metered Connection
Halo Infinite crashing may be caused by the metered connection in Windows 11. So you can try to turn off it to fix your issue.
Launch the Settings app by pressing Win + I keys.
Click Network & internet and choose Properties.
Turn off Metered connection on the new page.
Disable Fullscreen Optimizations
The fullscreen optimizations in Windows 11 is used to improve the performance of fullscreen. But it often results in games crash. If Halo Infinite can’t work or crash on WIndows 11, you are recommended to disable this feature.
Launch Steam and go to Library.
Right-click on Halo Infinite and click on Properties.
Check the box before Disable full-screen optimization under the Compatibility tab.
Disable Multiplayer High-Res Textures
Except above reasons causing check the box of Disable full-screen optimization, Multiplayer High-Res Textures which is packed in Halo Infinite by default may also cause Halo Infinite crashes. So, you should disable Multiplayer High-Res Textures to solve this issue.
Go to Steam Library.
Right-click on Halo Infinite and choose Properties.
Click DLC and uncheck Multiplayer High-Res Textures.
Verify Integrity of Game Files
If above ways do not work for you, try to Verify Integrity of Game Files.
Go to Library in Steam and right-click on Halo Infinite>Properties.
Go to Local Files > Verify integrity of game files.
Disable Overlay
Go to Library in Steam and right-click on Halo Infinite>Properties.
Uncheck Enable the Steam Overlay while in-game.
Update Windows 11
In some cases, most issues can be fixed by updating your system to the latest version. Because the latest version always fixes known bugs. Therefore, you can try to update your Windows to fix Halo Infinite not working or crashing on Windows 11.
Click on start menu and search for Update, click on Check for updates, and then download the latest update, restart your PC. After that, reinstall Halo Infinite to your system and then check if Halo Infinite can work on your Windows 11.
Update windows
Update Graphics Card Driver
Outdated or corrupt graphics driver may result Halo Infinite not working or crashing on Windows 11, then you just need to update your graphics driver to fix this issue.
To update graphics driver, click on start menu, choose device manager, expand the Display adapters, and then manually select the dedicated GPU.
Conclusion
in conclusion, you can run Halo Infinite on Windows 11 as long as your system meet the Halo Infinite system requirements. If you unfortunately can’t run or play Halo Infinite on Windows 11, you can try the methods mentioned above to fix Halo Infinite now working or crashing.
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